The state of working America, 2000-2001

Lawrence R. Mishel is an economist focusing on the American labor market and economic policy. He is widely recognized for his series, "The state of working America," which provides ongoing analysis of workers' economic conditions. Mishel has also authored works like "The class size debate" and "Manufacturing numbers," offering direct insights into public policy.

Lawrence Mishel writes on the American economy and labor issues. He is best known for "The state of working America" series, which offers detailed economic analysis, and "The charter school dust-up," a look at education policy.

Known for his analysis of the American economy and labor market, Jared Bernstein is an economist and author. He is best known for his contributions to The State of Working America series, which provides detailed insights into economic conditions. His work is a key resource for understanding labor economics and public policy.

John Schmitt is an author who examines economic and labor issues. His book, The state of working America, 2000-2001, provides a detailed look at the U.S. workforce at the turn of the millennium.