There are two tendencies in the American economy that many have noticed as isolated phenomena but that few connect with each other. The first is the enduring decline of most U.S. workers’ real wages. The second is the top-heavy, bloated …
Most students of the American worker begin their portraits with the same basic conceptual division: blue-collar manual workers on one side of the divide, white-collar nonmanual workers on the other. Jobs, people, and classes may change, but the distinction between …
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