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Edition 12 — Civics · collecting
The Money Issue
Wages, tuition, prestige, and what creative labor actually pays.
By the Artometrics Research Desk
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7 reports in this issue
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Income share in mid-tier brackets rose 6.6 points above the median; top brackets trailed by 6.7
wealth-income
Psychology Graduates Fill 48,207 Low-Wage Jobs—Four Times Business Majors
college-major-income
Vermont Led U.S. Public Tuition at $13,486; National Median Rose 56% by 2015
us-tuition
Social Sciences Drove 63% of U.S. Doctorate Growth, 2008–2017
us-phds
What Twenty Years of Big Mac Prices Say About Purchasing Power
big-mac-index
CEO Tenure Caps at 2.5 Years in 9,423 Departure Records
ceo-departures
NFL Franchises Average $6.5B — Why League Rules, Not Market Size, Set Team Value
league-money-skill-and-star-systems
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Income share in mid-tier brackets rose 6.6 points above the median; top brackets trailed by 6.7
Psychology Graduates Fill 48,207 Low-Wage Jobs—Four Times Business Majors
Vermont Led U.S. Public Tuition at $13,486; National Median Rose 56% by 2015
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