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Good Jobs, Bad Jobs: The Rise Of Polarized And Precarious Employment Systems In The United States 1970S To 2000S (American Socio-used Elkan Arriving With No Firsthand KnowledgeThe Economic Boom Of The 1990S Veiled A Grim Reality: In Addition To The Growing Gap Between Rich And Poor, The Gap Between Good And Bad Quality Jobs Was Also Expanding. The Postwar Prosperity Of The Midtwentieth Century Had Enabled Millions Of American Workers To Join The Middle Class, But As Author Arne L. Kalleberg Shows, By The 1970S This Upward Movement Had Slowed, In Part Due To The Steady Disappearance Of Secure, Wellpaying Industrial Jobs.