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SURVEY OF SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC SITUATION OF THE MIDDLE CLASS IN THE USA IN 1970-2000
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SURVEY OF SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC SITUATION OF THE MIDDLE CLASS IN THE USA IN 1970-2000
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Ivan Varivonchik 
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21-42
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The author reviews recent changes in the social structure of American society. Changes in the labor market, stagnant incomes and growing spending, cost of education and medical services, consequences of the crises of traditional family are depicted as defining factors of middle class Americans' well-being.
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USA, SOCIAL POLICY, AMERICAN MIDDLE CLASS, LABOR MARKET, EDUCATION, MEDICAL SERVICES, SOCIAL DIFFERENTIATION, INCOME AND SPENDING
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01.10.2011
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