Lawrence Mishel

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Lawrence Mishel is affiliated with the following schools: University of Wisconsin–Madison, Pennsylvania State University, American University

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Lawrence Mishel

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#816

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According to Wikipedia, Lawrence Mishel is distinguished fellow at the Economic Policy Institute in Washington, D.C., a pro-labor think-tank that seeks to advance the interests of American workers. He has been at EPI since 1987, first serving as Research Director, then as Vice-president and then as president from 2002 to 2017.

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Lawrence Mishel's Published Works

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Published Works

The State of Working America (1991) (1315)
The State of Working America, 2002/2003 (2005) (793)
Pulling Apart: A State-By-State Analysis of Income Trends (2000) (173)
The Pay of Corporate Executives and Financial Professionals as Evidence of Rents in Top 1 Percent Incomes (2013) (145)
ASSESSING THE JOB POLARIZATION EXPLANATION OF GROWING WAGE INEQUALITY (2013) (125)
The State of Working America, 12th Edition (2012) (110)
The class size debate (2002) (108)
Unions and Economic Competitiveness (1992) (96)
The State of Working America: 1996-97 (1996) (92)
Understanding the Historic Divergence Between Productivity and a Typical Worker's Pay: Why It Matters and Why It's Real (2015) (91)
The Union Impact on Profits: Evidence from Industry Price-Cost Margin Data (1986) (87)
How Does Teacher Pay Compare? Methodological Challenges and Answers (2004) (78)
The Myth of the Coming Labor Shortage: Jobs, Skills, and Incomes of America's Workforce 2000. (1991) (74)
The Structural Determinants of Union Bargaining Power (1986) (72)
Has Wage Inequality Stopped Growing (1997) (71)
The State of Working America: 1992-93 (1993) (65)
The State of Working America: 1994-95 (1995) (63)
The Teaching Penalty: Teacher Pay Losing Ground (2008) (40)
Technology and the Wage Structure: Has Technology's Impact Accelerated Since the 1970s? (1999) (40)
A DECADE OF FLAT WAGES The Key Barrier to Shared Prosperity and a Rising Middle Class (2013) (40)
Why Aren’t Workers Benefiting from Labour Productivity Growth in the United States? (2012) (40)
Emerging Labor Market Institutions for the Twenty-First Century (2004) (34)
ADVANTAGE NONE Re-Examining Hoxby's Finding of Charter School Benefits (2004) (30)
Accurately Assessing High School Graduation Rates (2006) (27)
Failure by Design: The Story behind America's Broken Economy (2011) (27)
The Teacher Pay Gap Is Wider than Ever: Teachers' Pay Continues to Fall Further behind Pay of Comparable Workers. (2016) (27)
Uber business model does not justify a new 'independent worker' category (2016) (24)
The Union Impact on Profits in the Supermarket Industry (1986) (23)
Worth the Price? Weighing the Evidence on Charter School Achievement (2006) (23)
Manufacturing Numbers: How Inaccurate Statistics Conceal U.S. Industrial Decline. (1988) (17)
The Late Great Debate on Deindustrialization (1989) (16)
The Teaching Penalty: An Update through 2010. EPI Issue Brief #298. (2011) (16)
Education and the Economy Revisited: How Schools Matter (2004) (16)
The Teacher Pay Penalty Has Hit a New High: Trends in the Teacher Wage and Compensation Gaps through 2017. (2018) (16)
Using Administrative Data to Estimate Graduation Rates: Challenges, Proposed Solutions and their Pitfalls (2008) (15)
Seven Reasons for Skepticism about the Technology Story of U.S. Wage Inequality (2001) (14)
Beware the U. S. Model: Jobs and Wages in a Deregulated Economy (1995) (12)
The State of Working America: 1990-91 (1991) (11)
Wage Inequality (2014) (11)
It ’ s not just monopoly and monopsony How market power has affected American wages (10)
Shortchanging Education: How U.S. Spending on Grades K-12 Lags Behind Other Industrial Nations. Economic Policy Institute Briefing Paper. (1990) (10)
Wage Inequality and the New Economy in the US: Does IT-Led Growth Generate Wage Inequality? (2003) (9)
Where Our High-School Dropout Crisis Really Is. (2007) (9)
Declining Wages for High School and College Graduates. Pay and Benefits Trends by Education, Gender, Occupation, and State, 1979-1991. Briefing Paper. (1992) (8)
Emerging Labor Market Institutions for the 21st Century (2005) (8)
Job Destruction: Worse than We Thought (1992) (7)
The United States Is Not Ahead in Everything That Matters (1998) (6)
Failure by Design (2011) (6)
Schools as Scapegoats. (2007) (6)
Dismantling the Myth of the ‘New’ American Economy (1998) (5)
The Prosperity Gap: A Chartbook of American Living Standards. (1997) (4)
The State of American Workers (1996) (3)
The Growlery: The State of Working America (1988) (3)
The Myth of the Coming Labor Shortage in Rural Areas. Briefing Paper. (1992) (3)
America's low.wage path (1995) (3)
The US Model: The Wages of Inequality (1998) (3)
NCTQ Square-Off: Are Teachers Underpaid? Two Economists Tackle an Intractable Controversy. (2005) (2)
A lost decade, not a burst bubble: the declining living standards of middle-class households in the us and Britain (2013) (2)
The Compensation Question. (2012) (2)
NEPC Review: How Much Are Public School Teachers Paid? (2007) (2)
Have Wages Turned the Corner (1997) (2)
'Right-to-Work' Laws and Economic Development in Oklahoma. Briefing Paper. (2001) (1)
The Union Impact on Profits: Evidence from the Supermarket Industry (1985) (1)
Upgrading Workers' Skills Not Sufficient to Jump-Start Rural Economy. (1991) (1)
Public Investment as Stimulus (2008) (1)
Comment and Discussion (2006) (1)
Review of How Much Are Public School Teachers Paid (2007) (1)
Changes in Federal Aid to State and Local Governments, as Proposed in the Bush Administration FY2002 Budget. Briefing Paper. (2001) (1)
The Compensation Question: Are Public School Teachers Underpaid? Analysis and Opinion. (2012) (1)
Improper Diagnosis, Reckless Treatment (2007) (1)
Introduction—The Goliath in the Room: How the False Assumption of Equal Worker–Employer Power Undercuts Workplace Protections (2022) (1)
Strengths & Limits of Non-Workplace Strategies (1985) (1)
Chapter 4. Wages: The top, and very top, outpace the rest (2012) (1)
The Cracked Foundation Revealed by the Great Recession (2011) (0)
Perspective: Advance Notice of Plant Closings: Benefits Outweigh the Costs (1988) (0)
Chapter 6. Wealth: Unrelenting disparities (2012) (0)
WEALTH: More for the Wealthy, Financial Decline and Insecurity for the Majority (2016) (0)
Where to from Here (2011) (0)
The Great Recession (2011) (0)
How much are public schools teachers paid (2010) (0)
The Great Recession’s Trigger (2011) (0)
Down and Out: Economists Assess the Teacher Pay Disadvantage (2008) (0)
The Great Recession Ended More Than a Year Ago— so, “Mission Accomplished”? (2011) (0)
Dangers for European Workers in the U.S. Economic Model (1998) (0)
The Policy Response to the Great Recession (2011) (0)
Chapter 1. Overview: Policy-driven inequality blocks living-standards growth for low- and middle-income Americans. (2012) (0)
Appendix A: CPS income measurement (2012) (0)
Front matter, Emerging Labor Market Institutions for the Twenty First Century (2004) (0)
WAGES: Working Longer for Less (2016) (0)
A Workers’ Lobby to Provide Portable Beneﬁts (2004) (0)
Chapter 2. Income: Already a ‘lost decade’ (2012) (0)
INTERNATIONAL COMPARISONS: The United States Is Falling Behind in Productivity and Wage Growth (2016) (0)
Chapter 7. Poverty: The Great Recession adds injury to insult (2012) (0)
False Alarm (2007) (0)
Chapter 5. Jobs: A function of demand (2012) (0)
INTRODUCTION: The Living Standards Debate (2016) (0)
Living standards trends in the new economy era: what can we learn? (2001) (0)
Chapter 3. Mobility: Not offsetting growing inequality (2012) (0)
Appendix B : Wage measurement (2012) (0)
AIN ’ T OVER TILL IT ’ S REALLY OVER Slow growth will lead to rising unemployment in 2002 and high unemployment in 2003 (0)
Documentation and methodology (2012) (0)
REGIONAL ANALYSIS: Uneven Job Growth, Consistent Wage Losses (2016) (0)

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