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Originally Posted by wdmso
maybe this will explain please notice what is does not say
income inequality refers to the extent to which income is distributed in an uneven manner among a population. In the United States, income inequality, or the gap between the rich and everyone else, has been growing markedly, by every major statistical measure, for some 30 years.
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Since income inequality has always existed, and since there is no actual magic distribution number--maybe it's higher, maybe its lower, but maybe this following quote by you will explain the importance of the present income inequality:
"not my quote but sum's it up nicely
I l[i]ve in the real world ...and things are great...economy moving forward, gas is 1.99 where i live, lost a lot of money in the stock market and value of my house...they both bounced back now.."
And the rest of that quote by you ended with this line which applies to this post by you regarding income inequality:
"
just another thread [post] that fails to see the Big picture".