Wealth Inequality: The Top 1% Explained

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A Lorenz curve carries the bottom half's 2.5% share against the top 1 percent's 30% on one slide, a compounding chart runs $10,000 against $100,000 at 7% over 40 years, then a racial-gap slide sets $285,000 white wealth against $44,900 Black and $61,600 Hispanic.

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