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Why are Unionization Rates at Historic Low? In 1955, overall rate of unionization was 35 percent; last week, 11.3 percent. The same week, 2013, Dow Jones Industrial Average on the stock market broke 14,000 for the first time in five years—the market's at a historic high. Non-unionization correlates with high stock markets? Non-unionization correlates with growing gap between rich and poor? Rememb…