Taken from September 2012 Vol 40, Intelligent Investor
The U.S workforce is significantly older and better educated than in it was during the 1970s. Because older, more-educated workers tend to earn more and receive better benefits than younger, less-educated workers, we would expect to see workers with a higher share of “good jobs.” But this has not been the case.
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