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... income - which is to say , it helps perpetuate it . The shape of the pyramid of income distribution in America has barely changed during the postwar period ( see Table I ) , although that pyramid has moved to higher ground ( see Table ...
... income - which is to say , it helps perpetuate it . The shape of the pyramid of income distribution in America has barely changed during the postwar period ( see Table I ) , although that pyramid has moved to higher ground ( see Table ...
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... income of all families in 1958 was $ 5,100 . How- ever , the median income of that near one - half of all U.S. families having but one earner ran to only $ 4,670 , while it took two earners for median family income to amount to $ 5,880 ...
... income of all families in 1958 was $ 5,100 . How- ever , the median income of that near one - half of all U.S. families having but one earner ran to only $ 4,670 , while it took two earners for median family income to amount to $ 5,880 ...
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... income is distorted upward , so also is the assumption of continuing redistribution of income from top to bottom . The facts are , however , that redistribution has been a top - to - middle phenomenon ; that the tax system does little ...
... income is distorted upward , so also is the assumption of continuing redistribution of income from top to bottom . The facts are , however , that redistribution has been a top - to - middle phenomenon ; that the tax system does little ...
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