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Usually we vaguely mean both wealth and income when we speak of inequality, but in any case they are convertible. The high-wealth people aren't living on income
by burfog 7y ago
Usually we vaguely mean both wealth and income when we speak of inequality, but in any case they are convertible. The high-wealth people aren't living on income. They are living on investments, which have taken a hit from the increased wages.
I specifically said "More recently" regarding the USA, so why object to it being over two years? Two years is recent. Things have gotten dramatically better for the less-well-off people over the past two years. This is something to be optimistic about.