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What income inequality measures can (and cannot) tell us
Martinez, Leonardo
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Slivinski, Stephen
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Richmond Fed Economic Brief
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2008
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Nov
In recent decades, income inequality has increased. But this doesn't mean that those with lower incomes are relatively worse off.
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