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Graphics Help Keep Track of Inequality in the US
January 29, 2015
Though U.S. household net worth reached a record high in 2013, so did wealth inequality, The Wall Street Journal reports.
In a series of graphics, The Wall Street Journal shows how most of the recent economic gains have gone to the wealthiest Americans, and are disproportionately distributed among other categories such as age, race, and area.
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