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Wall Street’s Meltdown and Wealth’s Maldistribution
The Great Recession, new research shows, has left wealth in the United States even more concentrated at America’s economic summit.
Pondering Our Most Puzzling Inequality Stat
Families in the nation’s top 1 percent are grabbing a rising share of the nation’s income. So why do newly released Federal Reserve numbers show no jump in their share of the nation’s wealth?
America’s Bubble Economy: A Last Look Back?
Federal Reserve researchers have just delivered up a data dump that offers a cautionary tale — on inequality — that average families everywhere ought never forget.
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