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Poverty & wealth
- People on probation are much more likely to be low-income (Created: 2019)
- Annual prison commissary sales in three states (Ill., Mass., Wash.), per person (Created: 2018)
- Annual prison commissary sales in Massachusetts, per person (Created: 2018)
- Annual prison commissary sales in Illinois, per person (Created: 2018)
- Annual prison commissary sales in Washington, per person (Created: 2018)
- Making health care unaffordable has many hidden costs (Created: 2017)
- Timeline of probation service fees charged in Massachusetts (Created: 2016)
- Lower income communities have higher probation rates (Created: 2016)
- Distribution of annual incomes for people in local jails unable to meet bail (Created: 2016)
- Distribution of monthly incomes for men in local jails and non-incarcerated men (Created: 2016)
- Distribution of monthly incomes for men unable to meet bail and non-incarcerated men (Created: 2016)
- Distribution of monthly incomes for women in local jails and non-incarcerated women (Created: 2016)
- Distribution of monthly incomes for women unable to meet bail and non-incarcerated women (Created: 2016)
- People in jail are poor, unable to meet bail (Created: 2016)
- Wealth accumulation and incarceration by race & ethnicity (Created: 2016)
- Distribution of annual incomes for incarcerated men prior to incarceration and non-incarcerated men, ages 27-42 (Created: 2015)
- Distribution of annual incomes for incarcerated women prior to incarceration and non-incarcerated women, ages 27-42 (Created: 2015)
- Distribution of monthly incomes for incarcerated men prior to incarceration and non-incarcerated men, ages 27-42 (Created: 2015)
- Distribution of monthly incomes for incarcerated women prior to incarceration and non-incarcerated women, ages 27-42 (Created: 2015)
- Incarcerated people earn substantially less prior to their incarceration than their non-incarcerated counterparts (Created: 2015)
- Poor people have less access to high-speed internet and computers at home (Created: 2015)
- The poor, not the rich, are most often the victims of burglary (Created: 2012)
- Salaries for California teachers and correctional officers, 1996 (Created: 2003)
- Minimum wages in the United States, in Haiti and the Federal Bureau of Prisons (Created: 2003)
- Burglaries per 1,000 households, by income level (Created: 2003)