Labor Market Polarization: How Does the District Compare with the Nation?

Maximiliano Dvorkin and Hannah Shell

The Regional Economist, 2017, vol. 25, issue 2

Abstract: See why jobs in the District, nation are increasingly becoming high-skill or low-skill. The decline of middle-skill jobs may be widening income inequality.

Date: 2017
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