While these two words are often repeated, the actual impact of income inequality is rarely considered. Is income inequality actually increasing?

Dear Friend,

There is a lot of talk these days about the idea of income inequality.

While these two words are often repeated, the actual impact of income inequality is rarely considered. Is income inequality actually increasing? What about poverty? More importantly, is all income inequality necessarily a bad thing?

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Thank you,

Greg

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