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In every state, the percentage of housing-burdened renters is higher than that of housing-burdened homeowners.
In 2022, three of the five states with the most subsidized housing were in New England. The bottom five include four in the Western US, plus Florida.
Nonprofits, specifically 501(c)(3) charities, play a substantial role in the US economy — from creating jobs to providing benefits to individuals and communities.
The federal government employs almost 3 million people and is larger than some industries in the US.
Despite pandemic challenges, US breweries — 98% of which have fewer than 100 employees — contribute more in tax revenue than wineries and employ tens of thousands of people.
The highest-earning Americans have increased their share of wealth over the past three decades, while the middle class has been losing its share.
About 5 million foreign-born workers — nearly a fifth of the immigrant workforce — work in education and health services.
The US produced just over 752 million gallons in 2022, with 92% of that coming from California, Washington, New York, and Oregon vineyards.
Oil prices have historically risen over time, but the last two decades have been particularly volatile.
Many factors can influence the price of a barrel of oil, including social and economic events, natural disasters, and geopolitical conflict.
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