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Wealth Inequality: The Top 1% Explained

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Short questions rate what a Gini score of 0.85 says about wealth spread, name roughly what share of all wealth the top 1 percent of U.S. households holds, and identify the best explanation for the racial wealth gap. One inequality policy needs naming, defended with a lesson number.

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