Rising Concentration of US Income in the Upper Classes


by Shane M. on May 12, 2014 | Views: 130 | Score: 0
United States Pre-Tax Gini Coefficient
19520.368
19570.351
19620.362
19670.358
19720.359
19770.363
19820.38
19870.393
19920.404
19970.429
20020.434
20070.432
20120.451
Year
Sources: census.gov
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Shane M.
Shane M. on May 12, 2014 10:37 AM said:

This chart shows the US Gini Coefficient (or ratio), the measure of income inequality most widely used by economists, over time. Increases in ratio signify increases in income inequality (i.e. more money concentrated at top income levels). Clearly, income inequality is steadily rising, and shows no signs of slowing down.