Podcast: Examining the New 2007 Census Data on Poverty, Income, and Health Insurance Coverage

August 26, 2008

PODCAST:
EXAMINING THE NEW 2007 CENSUS DATA ON POVERTY,
INCOME, AND HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE

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This audio presentation covers the following:

What do the new data show about poverty and poverty trends for the population as a whole and for specific demographic groups such as children and racial minorities?

What do the data show about the number and percentage of Americans in general, and of particular groups of Americans, who lack health insurance?

What do the data suggest about how low-income Americans and the middle class fared over the course of the economic recovery that peaked in 2007, and how does this compare to how they did in previous recoveries?

This presentation was recorded jointly with Jared Bernstein from the Economic Policy Institute:


Related Materials:
	Statement: Robert Greenstein on Census' 2007 Income, Poverty, and Health Insurance Data
	Analysis: Poverty and Share of Americans without Health Insurance Were Higher In 2007— and Median Income for Working-Age Households Was Lower — Than At Bottom of Last Recession
	Backgrounder: What to Watch For in the New Census Income and Poverty Numbers
	US Census Bureau Data: Poverty 2007

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