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... income and wealth is presented in Fig . 18.2 . The table divides families into five groups arranged from the lowest income ( row a ) to highest income ( row e ) and shows the percentages of income of each of these groups . For example ...
... income and wealth is presented in Fig . 18.2 . The table divides families into five groups arranged from the lowest income ( row a ) to highest income ( row e ) and shows the percentages of income of each of these groups . For example ...
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... income and wealth . The degree of inequality is illus- trated by the Lorenz curve . The closer the Lorenz curve is to the line of equality , the more equal is the distribution . From 1950 to 1967 , the distribution of income became more ...
... income and wealth . The degree of inequality is illus- trated by the Lorenz curve . The closer the Lorenz curve is to the line of equality , the more equal is the distribution . From 1950 to 1967 , the distribution of income became more ...
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Michael Parkin. Comparing Current Income Maintenance Programs and a Negative Income Tax CHAPTER 18 THE DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME AND WEALTH CHAPTER 18. FIGURE 18.6 Income after redistribution G Welfare trap Benefits 0 A C No redistribution ...
Michael Parkin. Comparing Current Income Maintenance Programs and a Negative Income Tax CHAPTER 18 THE DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME AND WEALTH CHAPTER 18. FIGURE 18.6 Income after redistribution G Welfare trap Benefits 0 A C No redistribution ...
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