from The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
Here's is a link to a study from The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities. This analysis finds incomes for the richest 1 percent of Americans rose by 20 percent -- or $146,000 -- in 2004, marking the fastest increase in 15 years. In contrast, incomes for the bottom fifth rose only 1.4 percent.
New CBO Data Show Income Inequality Continues to Widen
South Sudan’s Green Book law brings harsh justice, but little lasting peace
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The law seeks to reduce local conflict, but violates fair trial guarantees
and has been selectively applied.
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