Income Inequality and the Veteran Experience
Previous researchers have evaluated how the dramatic rise in income inequality has affected the members of various groups of workers, such as those defined by gender, union status, and educational attainment. Yet apparently no researchers have yet explored how this increase may have affected people...
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| description | Previous researchers have evaluated how the dramatic rise in income inequality has affected the members of various groups of workers, such as those defined by gender, union status, and educational attainment. Yet apparently no researchers have yet explored how this increase may have affected people grouped by previous military service. This chapter addresses this gap by assessing trends in wage inequality between male veterans and nonveterans, and among veterans between 1979 and 2010. The findings suggest that similar to other groups, veterans have experienced decreased between-group inequality and increased within-group inequality and that these changes may stem not just from period but also from cohort effects. |
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| subjects | Armed forces Conscription Educational attainment Income Income inequality Inequality Men Military recruitment Military service Sex Social sciences Statistical variance The Winning and Losing Groups in a High-Inequality Regime Unions Veterans Volunteerism Workers World wars |
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