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To: pater tenebrarum who wrote (13836)8/25/2000 12:08:21 PM
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Heinz, the U.S. Gini coeff. is still lower than it was in the 20s, however. Actually, 1932 was an all-time peak in the U.S. Gini coeff... as the LW group could tell you, 1933-1971 was a period of capital reflation. This is borne out by the fact that the Gini coeff. dropped over this same period. What is interesting, but not surprising, is the state-by-state Gini coefficients. The inequality is greatest, not surprisingly, in the Northeast, West, and South, and is least in the Rust Belt and Plains states...
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