What is Income Inequality

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Uneven distribution of revenue flows (salaries, interest on savings, dividends, rents, and profits) across families of the same generation. Learn more in: Educational Choices, Family Background, and Social Mobility: Education and Social Mobility

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Unequal distribution of income. Learn more in: Institutional, Economic, and Social Impacts of Globalization and Liberalization: Financial Performance Analysis in the Context of Globalization – An Analysis for the EU and Turkey

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The degree of inequality in the division of income generated in an economy. Learn more in: Globalization, Financial Development and Income Inequality

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Income inequality is the proof that a country’s income is distributed unequally and inequitably by the individuals in that country. Learn more in: Military Expenditures and Income Inequality: Empirical Evidence From North American Countries

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Unequal distribution of income. Learn more in: The Correlation Between Income Inequality and Population Health: An Empirical Study

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One of the most important measures to be taken to decrease the income inequality is to attain fairness and justice through reconstruction of tax system Learn more in: Lorenz Curve, Gini Coefficient and the Income Inequality in Turkey in the Last 13 Years

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The gap between the wealth of one population segment in comparison to another. Learn more in: Inequality in Pay Ranks Among Factors Impacting Job Satisfaction Among Female Physicians