Spatial Analysis of Regional and Income Inequality in the United States by Muhammad Salar Khan, Abu Bakkar Siddique

“…This paper employs a multi-scale, multi-mechanism framework to map and analyze historical patterns of regional and income inequality in the United States (US) by using state and regional panel data spanning over a century. …”
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RAISE OF THE AMERICAN SOCJETY INCOME INEQUALITIES AND THE UNITES STATES TAX POLICY IN 1975–2008 by Paweł Umiński

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Political Polarization and the Dynamics between Actual Income and Perceived Income Inequality in the United States, 1987 to 2021 by Cary Wu, Kriti Sharma, Edward Haddon, Francesco Duina

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Taking credit: Redistribution and borrowing in an age of economic polarization by Ansell, B, Ahlquist, J

“…Several recent accounts link rising income inequality in the United States to the global financial crisis, arguing that American politicians did not respond to growing inequality with fiscal redistribution. …”

Are All Politics National? County-Level Social Contexts and Inequality Remediation Attitudes, 2006 to 2012 by Andrew M. Lindner, Jason N. Houle

“…Using data from the General Social Survey (2006–2012) and other data sources, the authors examine whether local economic and social characteristics are associated with individuals’ support for government intervention to address income inequality in the United States during the Great Recession. …”
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Using Linked Administrative Data to Measure Earnings Mobility of Public Assistance Recipients during the Great Recession by Sally Wallace, David Sjoquist, Brett Mullins

“…There is a great deal of interest and concern in the trends in income inequality in the United States and how it inequality has changed since the Great Recession. …”
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Growth, Inequality and Globalization by Tarek El Diwany

“…Aghion labels both of these ideas as fallacies, briefly citing recent evidence which shows widening income inequality in the United States. His mathematical modeling further shows that, under certain circumstances, increases in inequality (as measured by the increased dispersion of investment holdings among members of the society) can lead to lower growth. …”
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The Emission-Inequality Nexus: Empirical Evidence From a Wavelet-Based Quantile-on-Quantile Regression Approach by Zhenkai Yang, Jiameng Ren, Shiqun Ma, Xiao Chen, Shihao Cui, Lijin Xiang

“…In order to identify the impact mechanism between income inequality and carbon emissions and clarify the nonlinear relationship between income inequality and carbon emissions in different degrees, so as to provide theoretical support for government departments to formulate policies of reducing carbon emission and optimizing resource allocation efficiency, we investigated the relationship between carbon emissions and domestic income inequality in the United States and France from 1915 to 2019 using wavelet decomposition and Quantile-on-Quantile regression. …”
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