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The Educational Testing Service has released two new studies on economic inequality in America. Both have a strong focus on issues related to education and groups that on average do not complete high school or receive a postsecondary education. One study is a report, "Choosing Our Future." The other is an edited volume, The Dynamics of Opportunity in America. Information about both may be found here.

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