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“…Taxation on annual income alone cannot prevent the evolution towards extreme wealth concentration.…”
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“…Germany has one of the highest levels of wealth concentration of any Western capitalist country. Research on the legitimization of economic inequality highlights that wealth elites tend to stress meritocratic arguments for legitimizing elite positions and wealth accumulation. …”
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“…Prior research tends to conceptualize and measure wealth inequality in one of two ways: As the concentration of assets among the superwealthy (i.e., wealth concentration among the top 1 percent or even top 0.1 percent) or as a population-wide phenomenon of distributional inequality (i.e., wealth inequality among the remaining 99 percent). …”
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“…We considered that humanizing high socioeconomic status groups might have an unexpected negative effect on attitudes about income inequality and wealth concentration. Specifically, this research aims to determine how humanizing high socioeconomic status groups influences people’s perceptions of the group’s wealth and preferences for income redistribution. …”
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“…Furthermore, the population aging and decline accelerate the wealth concentration in urban areas. The Theil index, calculated using the economic projection results, shows increasing trends in all the scenarios. …”
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“…Methods: Erreygers Normalized concentration indices were computed to show how immunization coverage, food insecurity and malnutrition in children varied across socioeconomic groups (household wealth). Concentration curves were plotted to show the cumulative share of immunization coverage, food insecurity and malnutrition against the cumulative share of children ranked from poorest to richest. …”
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“…BACKGROUND: Having hospitals located in urban areas where people, resources and wealth concentrate is efficient, but leaves long travel times for the rural and often poorer population and goes against the equity objective. …”
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