I was just doing a little math: the “median” income in the US is about $46,000 per year, but the “mean” is about $63,000. This, of course, means that the distribution is not at all normal, but skewed. I’ve seen it referred to as an “L-curve,” in fact. (the far right [...] [...]
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I think it’s important to clarify a few things regarding our efforts to draw attention to the virtual enslavement of large portions of the US population, coupled with unmitigated corporate greed and hypocrisy. This blog, of course, has a libertarian slant. And the idea of boycotting Dollar General for operating on a family [...] [...] The Huffington Post reported today some figures released earlier this month by the Social Security Administration but not reported by a single news outlet or blog until today’s Tax.com commentary by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist David Cay Johnston: 1 in 34 Americans who earned wages in 2008 earned nothing in 2009. Mean, median, and [...] [...] |
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