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Since its creation, KRC has become a leading source of independent analysis of Pennsylvania’s economy and public policy. KRC is located at 412 North Third Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17101‐1346. Most of KRC’s original research [is available on the KRC website at ](is available on the KRC website at www.keystoneresearch.org. KRC welcomes questions or other)[www.keystoneresearch.org](is available on the KRC website at www.keystoneresearch.org. KRC welcomes questions or other)[. KRC welcomes questions or other](is available on the KRC website at www.keystoneresearch.org. KRC welcomes questions or other)[ ](is available on the KRC website at www.keystoneresearch.org. KRC welcomes questions or other)[inquiries about its work at 717‐255‐7181.](inquiries about its work at 717‐255‐7181.)  \nAbout the Authors  \nMark Price, KRC’s labor economist and research director, holds a PhD in economics from the University of Utah. He is a coauthor of The New Gilded Age: Income inequality in the U.S. by state, metropolitan area, and county, published in 2018 by the Economic Policy Institute.  \nAcknowledgments  \nThe author thanks Kathy Fisher, Jennifer Kates, Kati Sipp, Erin Kramer, Terry Fromson, Louise Hayes, William Darity Jr., Darrick Hamilton, and Stephen Herzenberg for feedback on early drafts ofthis report, all errors remain the responsibility of the author. Thanks also to team at the Economic Policy Institute, which provides support to KRC and the other state think tanks within the Economic Analysis Research Network; this team includes, Naomi Walker, David Cooper, and Janelle Jones. Thanks also to the State Priorities Partnership of the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities for assistance with Census data especially the work of Samantha Waxman. Thanks to Estelle Sommeiller of the Institute for Research in Economic and Social Sciences (IRES) for her work to update the state‐by‐ state top income series. Thanks to John Neurohr, communications director for KRC and its Pennsylvania Budget and Policy Center (PBPC) and Erica K Freeman, deputy communications director, for editorial assistance and guidance, and to Stephanie Frank, KRC office manager, for generating the cover for this report.  \nSupport KRC  \nThe work of KRC is supported by grants from charitable foundations, research contracts with various organizations (including local, state, and federal governments), and contributions from organizations and individuals who share KRC’s vision of broadly shared prosperity in Pennsylvania. To learn how you or your organization can support KRC, please visit the KRC website at [http://keystoneresearch.org](http://keystoneresearch.org or)[ or](http://keystoneresearch.org or)[ ](http://keystoneresearch.org or)[call 717‐255‐7181. The IRS has designated KRC as a federal tax‐exempt](call 717‐255‐7181. The IRS has designated KRC as a federal tax‐exempt), [501](501)([c](c))(3) corporation. KRC is also registered as a charitable organization with the Pennsylvania Department of State’s Bureau of Charitable Organizations. KRC’s official registration and financial information may be obtained from the Pennsylvania Department of State by calling toll free, 1‐800‐732‐0999. Registration does not imply endorsement.  \nContents  \nExecutive Summary ................................................................................................................................... 2  \nEmployment, Unemployment and Poverty ............................................................................................ 4  \nBox A: Employers Colluding to Suppress Wage Growth .............................................................. 5  \nBox B: Fair Work Week Legislation Before the Philadelphia City Council................................ 6  \nBox C.Work","cbCaiqABK4SdbUmm","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqABK4SdbUmm","pdf",2535871,24,"English","# Executive Summary\n## Employment, Unemployment and Poverty\n## Box A: Employers Colluding to Suppress Wage Growth\n## Box B: Fair Work Week Legislation Before the Philadelphia City Council\n## Box C: Workers in Philadelphia Affected by Minimum Wage Increases\n## Box D: The Restoration of General Assistance\n## Incomes and the Cost of Living\n## Inequality\n## Inequality by Race, Ethnicity and Gender\n## Box E: Suggested Reading on “The Hidden Rules of Race”\n## Box F: City of Philadelphia’s Wage Equity Ordinance\n## Box G: Unemployment, Employment and Income for Asian Americans in Philadelphia\n## Conclusion\n## Box H: Learn More About Why Courts Matter\n## Box I: Pennsylvania Baby Trusts","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the October 2018 document on Philadelphia’s labor market?\",\"answer\":\"It provides an addendum to the annual “The State of Working Pennsylvania” report, focusing on Philadelphia-specific 2017 incomes and poverty data and adding related employment and unemployment statistics.\"},{\"question\":\"Which data sources are used for the addendum’s key findings?\",\"answer\":\"The addendum uses 2017 incomes and poverty data released by the Census Bureau and complements it with employment and unemployment statistics from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.\"},{\"question\":\"Who wrote the addendum and what organization is behind it?\",\"answer\":\"Mark Price authored the addendum, and it is published by the Keystone Research Center (KRC).\"}]","State of Working Philadelphia - October 2018 - Addendum | PDF",1792052306]