Using GEOWEALTH-US, we show that the wealth distribution across the U.S. has transformed since 1960. Inequality between the nation’s flourishing urban centers and other areas of the country ...

Using GEOWEALTH-US, we show that the wealth distribution across the U.S. has transformed since 1960. Inequality between the nation’s flourishing urban centers and other areas of the country ...

Northwestern professor Jeffrey Winters says he knows how to get billionaires to jump off the Forbes list of richest Americans ...

Wealth inequality is much steeper everywhere and has risen in most western countries. In the US, the top 1 per cent wealth share, according to WID, rose from 23.3 per cent to nearly 35 per cent.

In other words, the wealthiest folks in America hold much more of their assets in financial instruments such as stocks, bank ...

We tend to have less trust in people who are dissimilar to us. The political mantra that Malta enjoyed economic growth in the past years is simply not the answer to the growing wealth inequality ...

In areas where Australia is also trending backwards, things in the US are often far worse. Income and wealth inequality, for example, are much higher in the US. The top 1% of Americans hold around ...

These numbers hop around among the 0.1%, the 1%, and the 90%, and among wealth ... The Gini coefficient gives us a single sliding scale to measure income inequality, but what does it actually ...