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The Federal Reserve Board released an item of good news that might be missed. The Financial Accounts for the fourth quarter showed a decline in profit share of national income to 12.0 percent, the lowest annual share since 2009. It is far too early to know if this shift will be enduring, but it is encouraging in any case. On the plus side, wages have been growing rapidly in recent months, so this shift to wages may continue for the immediate future....Beat the PressProfit Shares Fall to the Lowest Level Since 2009Dean Baker | Co-director of the Center for Economic and Policy Research in Washington, D.C
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The Federal Reserve Board released an item of good news that might be missed. The Financial Accounts for the fourth quarter showed a decline in profit share of national income to 12.0 percent, the lowest annual share since 2009. It is far too early to know if this shift will be enduring, but it is encouraging in any case. On the plus side, wages have been growing rapidly in recent months, so this shift to wages may continue for the immediate future....Beat the PressProfit Shares Fall to the Lowest Level Since 2009Dean Baker | Co-director of the Center for Economic and Policy Research in Washington, D.C
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The Federal Reserve Board released an item of good news that might be missed. The Financial Accounts for the fourth quarter showed a decline in profit share of national income to 12.0 percent, the lowest annual share since 2009. It is far too early to know if this shift will be enduring, but it is encouraging in any case. On the plus side, wages have been growing rapidly in recent months, so this shift to wages may continue for the immediate future....Beat the Press
Profit Shares Fall to the Lowest Level Since 2009
Dean Baker | Co-director of the Center for Economic and Policy Research in Washington, D.C