Income inequality

Mark Perry argues that individual income inequality in America has been flat for fifty years; what's changed is household inequality, largely driven by the upsurge in single-parent families.

What if income-redistribution problems only increase the prevalence of single-parent families?

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  1. What if income-redistribution problems only increase the prevalence of single-parent families?

    There's even some empirical evidence. See ADC/AFDC, the switch to TANF, the reasons for the switch, and the outcome.

    Eric Hines

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  2. Eric Blair7:26 PM

    This was obvious to people in 1970. But apparently no one wanted to do anything about it.

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