class
Published in The New Palgrave Dictionary of Economics • Apr 25, 2008
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Authors:
David B. Grusky
Abstract
The structure of inequality has historically been represented with an income paradigm that treats well-being as adequately indexed by income alone. By contrast, the class-analytic tradition treats inequality as fundamentally multidimensional, with such variables as health, education and social relat...
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