Learn about and revise how to show inequalities on number lines and graphs, as well as solve inequalities with GCSE Bitesize AQA Maths.

Since World War II, inequality in the U.S. has gone through two, dramatically different phases. In the first phase, known as the great compression, inequality fell. Incomes rose for people in the ...

That’s not the end of the struggle by any means (living on $2 a day is still extremely bad, even if it’s better than living on only $1.50), but it’s a tremendous achievement.

Defenders of the economic status quo in America continue to assert that economic inequality (1) doesn't exist, (2) isn't as bad as you think, or (3) is actually good for everybody. That's despite ...

40 Years Of Income Inequality In America, In Graphs. October 2, 2014 10:46 AM ET. By . ... but the census data we're using in this graph make it hard to track incomes for the top 1 percent.

see the largest income growth. +6% 5% The poor and middle class used to see the largest income growth. Many Americans can’t remember anything other than an economy with skyrocketing inequality ...

In this week’s magazine, I’ve got a lengthy piece about “Capital in the Twenty-first Century,” a new book about rising inequality by Thomas Piketty, a French economist, that is sparking a ...

Income inequality varies widely from country to country, and will continue to do so for some considerable time. Share. Apr 29th 2016 | 2 min read. By The Data Team.

For example, this graph shows the inequality \(x \textless -1\). This can be seen as there is a dashed line at -1, and the region where the \(x\) coordinates are less than -1 is shaded.