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Local Income Inequality

Rubén Hernández‐Murillo

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Although national income inequality is a subject of great concern in the popular press and in political rhetoric, income inequality at the local level is more evident because inequality tends to be much higher in densely populated areas.

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Although national income inequality is a subject of great concern in the popular press and in political rhetoric, income inequality at the local level is more evident because inequality tends to be much higher in densely populated areas.

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Although national income inequality is a subject of great concern in the popular press and in political rhetoric, income inequality at the local level is more evident because inequality tends to be much higher in densely populated areas.

Key concepts: Inequality, Economics, Economic inequality, Labour economics, Demographic economics, Mathematics, Mathematical analysis

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