Inequality, Imperialism, and the Outbreak of World War I
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Redistributional Policy in Rich Countries: Institutions and Impacts in Nonelderly Households
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The Consequences of Decentralization: Inequality in Safety Net Provision in the Post–Welfare Reform Era
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The Socioeconomics of Single Parenthood: Reflections on the Triple Bind
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Comparative Research with Net and Gross Income Data: An Evaluation of Two Netting Down Procedures for the LIS Database
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The Chartbook of Economic Inequality
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Rising Inequality and Economic Stability
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‘Inequality Is the Root of Social Evil,’ or Maybe Not? Two Stories About Inequality and Public Policy
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Why Might the Rich Be Indifferent to Income Growth of Their Own Countries?
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Income Inequality Is Cyclical
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