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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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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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Hoover Research Fellow David Henderson addresses these urgent questions and
more in his thought-provoking new commentary for the Hoover Institution,Income
Inequality Isn't the Problem
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From showing how income inequality could be a good thing in the right
circumstances, to showing from the data that poverty in America is actually on
the decline, this brief but thought-provoking commentary is truly a must read,
if you care about our nation's future economic success.

Friend, I invite you to read what I think is one of the strongest counter
arguments to the prevailing rhetoric on this hot-button issue today.

Simply click here to request your free copy of Income Inequality Isn't The
Problem right now.
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Thank you,

Greg



Greg Stamps | Online Development

Hoover Institution | Stanford University


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