Sentence examples for more unequal distribution from inspiring English sources

In fact, this country has a more unequal distribution of income than any other advanced country".

America has a smaller state than other comparable countries and a more unequal distribution of wealth.

Higher levels of debt would make interest rates less effective in raising spending levels; a longer-living population would be saving more for future retirement; and a more unequal distribution of income might amplify the effects of rising debt.

As the latter is probably higher due to the more unequal distribution of wealth compared to labour income, ϕ t yields conservative estimates of the weight of bequests.

This is mainly due to the fact that our sample includes both urban and rural residents, while rural China has a more unequal distribution of income across gender than its urban counterpart.

The other strand of the paper was an attempt to lay out a general theory of the transmission, you might say, of wealth and other advantages across generations, and trying to identify, very broadly, forces that would lead to a more unequal distribution and forces that would lead to a more equal distribution.

The Gini Index is a standard measure of inequality, in which higher values represent more unequal distributions of money income.

As Figure 1 shows, societies with more unequal distributions of income experience greater losses of biodiversity.

We find that an abolishment of the main components of the CAP, direct payments and market and price policies, results in a more unequal income distribution in relative terms, but a more equal income distribution in absolute terms.

Piketty's contention is that capital has to be taxed in some way to guarantee a more equal distribution of its benefits for future generations, so as to avoid some of the risks inherent in more unequal wealth distribution -- such as Great Recessions, Depressions, or rising levels of crime and social dysfunction as enumerated in Richard Wilkinson and Katie Pickett's The Spirit Level.

The figure below shows how different categories of wealth are spread more widely in Britain: the steeper the gradient towards the right of the graph, the more unequal the distribution.