Examines the social classes in the United States, and describes the background and history of income distribution, and discusses race, economic inequality, minimum wage, national trends, and other related topics.
Presents twelve essays that addresses issues of economic inequality in America, and discusses the differences in income between African-Americans and white, variables that create income inequality, and much more.
Attempts to understand why one person succeeds and another does not through an examination of differences within families, specifically among siblings.
Presents an argument against the growing inequality in the United States, and explores how monetary and budgetary policies, as well as globalization, have contributed to it.
