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Manhattan Institute
Residential and economic mobility remain a part of life in the U.S., though a new study shows that the opportunities for both are more limited for some than in the past. Economic mobility, or the ability to move beyond the economic circumstances of one's parents, has long
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The death rate for white, middle-aged, less-educated Americans is climbing, while the overall average mortality rate in the nation continues to fall, according to recent research. The findings have prompted speculation over the trend, which is driven by rising substance abuse and suicide rates. Countries in Europe such as the
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