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a main factorcauseincome inequality in the US to increase

FactorscausingEducation Inequality in India

a higher payments for her workwould leadto higher income inequality in India

that capitalism iscausedmassive income inequality in America

trade opennessinfluencesincome inequality within countries

her workwould leadto higher income inequality in India

the main reasoncausingincome inequality within countries

Manufacturing 's Relative Decline(passive) Caused byUS Income Inequality

the Federal ReserveDoes ... causeincome inequality in the US

the central bankcausesincome inequality in the US

the key variablesinfluencingincome inequality in China

to knowis causingincome inequality in this country

economic forcesare causingincome inequality to rise

Other factorscontributeto the rise of income inequality

rising housing costshave causedserious income inequality

the United States Issues and factorscontributingtowards income inequality

primarily(passive) is causedIncome inequality in the United States

by land ownership(passive) caused byincome inequality in the United States

the ratescausingmassive income inequality

He saidhas causedincome inequality in the U.S.

to become a central election issue(passive) is setIncome inequality in New Zealand

New York Timescauseincome inequality to grow

wage stagnation in developed countries since 1980 , as well as(passive) caused byrising income inequality

Declining competitionhas also resultedin rising income inequality

differences in life expectancy(passive) is caused byRising income inequality

provingcauserising income inequality

changes in the U.S. economy in the ensuing twenty yearsresultingin rising income inequality

a failure to ensure that the benefits of globalization are shared widely across the population(passive) caused byrising income inequality

by social and structural factors in a country and not by trade(passive) is caused byincome inequality

policy , education , and globalization(passive) is influenced byIncome inequality

the government for favorable trade policiescould resultin income inequality

a political , financial , and social establishmenthas resultedin income inequality

by technological change and economic globalization(passive) caused byincome inequality

the factors and forcesinfluencingincome inequality

more control ... other policiesmight influenceincome inequality

these policiesinfluenceincome inequality

by these income flows(passive) caused byincome inequality

A rise in earnings inequalitycan causeincome inequality

What factorsinfluenceincome ... inequality

the factorsmight influenceincome inequality

affluent parents to increase spending on their children ... widening the gap in child investment along class lineshas ledaffluent parents to increase spending on their children ... widening the gap in child investment along class lines

affluent parentshas ledaffluent parents

to the end of civilizationis leadingto the end of civilization

from the globalizationhas resultedfrom the globalization

to a loss of economic mobilityhas ledto a loss of economic mobility

affluent parents to increase spending on their children ... widening the gap in child investment along class lineshas ledaffluent parents to increase spending on their children ... widening the gap in child investment along class lines

alsocontributesalso

increasinglyhas ... ledincreasingly

in less of the benefits of economic growthresultedin less of the benefits of economic growth

to the rise in income segregation between schools and districts during this periodcontributedto the rise in income segregation between schools and districts during this period

in a , quote , " blood bathcould resultin a , quote , " blood bath

in povertyresultsin poverty

to more productive investment or to more unemploymentmust ... leadto more productive investment or to more unemployment

to an increase in income segregation among American familieshas contributedto an increase in income segregation among American families

to greater inequality in assets even if shares of spending of those with high and low consumption remained the samecould leadto greater inequality in assets even if shares of spending of those with high and low consumption remained the same

increased political instability and a concentration of power among a smaller group of citizenscan leadincreased political instability and a concentration of power among a smaller group of citizens

to wider class gaps in parental investmentledto wider class gaps in parental investment

to the problemcontributesto the problem

alsohas ... contributedalso

poor and middle - class kids to drop outis causingpoor and middle - class kids to drop out

to political , social and economic implicationscan leadto political , social and economic implications

howevercan ... leadhowever

both to a reduction in the supply of legal assistance to low - income families and an increase in the need for ithas contributedboth to a reduction in the supply of legal assistance to low - income families and an increase in the need for it

patterns(passive) have been caused bypatterns

a lot of concerncausesa lot of concern

to declining social mobilitywill leadto declining social mobility

to the deterioration of the health of all people in Canada ... regardless of their income levelis contributingto the deterioration of the health of all people in Canada ... regardless of their income level

to poorer residents being squeezed out as wealthier inhabitants and investors snap up real estate in central areashas ledto poorer residents being squeezed out as wealthier inhabitants and investors snap up real estate in central areas

less economic mobility or slower economic growthcausesless economic mobility or slower economic growth

to slower or less sustainable economic growth ... while redistribution can actually help an economycan leadto slower or less sustainable economic growth ... while redistribution can actually help an economy

to high health care spending and that this draw on resources is unsustainable , all the more so as poverty rates continue to riseleadsto high health care spending and that this draw on resources is unsustainable , all the more so as poverty rates continue to rise

in increased social inequalityresultedin increased social inequality

to wealth inequalityleadsto wealth inequality

to wealth inequalityleadingto wealth inequality

to wealth inequalitycontributesto wealth inequality

to wealth inequalitydoes ... leadto wealth inequality

to wealth inequalitycontributeto wealth inequality

to slower or less sustainable economic growth ... while redistribution of income , when measured , does not hurt and can even help an economycan leadto slower or less sustainable economic growth ... while redistribution of income , when measured , does not hurt and can even help an economy

to Education Inequality , Which Leads to Income InequalityLeadsto Education Inequality , Which Leads to Income Inequality

to slower or less sustainable economic growthcould leadto slower or less sustainable economic growth

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