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Highly educated workers have done better than those with less education, but a college degree has hardly been a ticket to big income gains....So who are the bybarbara wall winners from rising inequality? It's not the top 20 percent, or even the top 10 percent. The big gains have gone to a much smaller, much richer group than that. Krugman quotes statistics showing the wealth is not being concentrated in the 20 % at the bybarbara wall top with the most bybarbara wall education and the highest skills, but in a much more rarefied stratosphere (during the time period from 1972-2001): "Income at the 99th percentile rose 87 percent; income at the 99.9th percentile rose 181 percent; and income at the 99.99th percentile rose 497 percent." (I wish he had used the statistics from 2001 to present: it's a problem that's only getting worse, as if the nearly three decade stretch analyzed wasn't extreme enough.) At the same time, income at the 90th percentile level rose only 34 percent, or about 1 percent per year.Why
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