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1. A quintile is a equal segment of the five groups. They represent the working class of America.
2. They think 40% go to the wealthiest.
3. Only 20% should be held with them.
4. 88% is actually owned by the richest 20 percent.
5. Only 1% is owned by the poorest 20 percent.

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1. Only 1% is represented by each person. The stack represents the wealthiness to the poorest.
2. The top 1% owns 40% and the bottom 80% owns 12% of the nation's wealth.
3. Yes it does.
4. They are down to coins.
5. You can use this graph to show how unevenly it's distrusted.

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1. The bottom line shows constant dollars and the top line shows current dollars.
2. The minimum wage has increased. I would rather be a minimum wage worker in 2016.
3. Australia and France have a higher minimum wage. Mexico and Turkey have a lower one than the US.
4. No, because our minimum wage sucks.
5. Shows how unequal minimum wage is in not only our country but the rest of the countries.

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1. They work part-time and are teenagers.
2. They are adults and are about 35 years old.
3. 16.7 million would experience the increase but 11.1 million could see is from the " ripple effect".
4. They meet the basic needs. It can boost the economic activities because it shifts income to workers who are likely to spend it immediately.
5. Shows what we can do if we increase the minimum wage and what will happen if we do.

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1. When wages increase more workers want to supply their labor. The quantity of labor supplied deceases.
2. If higher wages are introduced unemployment increases.
3.  The two negative effects are profits decrease and workers get laid off.
4. It shows the negative effects of higher wages.

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1.  In graph A US income tax rates are being represented.
2. Marginal tax rate refers to taxes paid on income above a certain amount.
3. Highest earning .01 percent decreased. Highest earning 20% stayed the same. Lowest earning decreased.
4. In Belgium and Germany.
5. The United Kingdom and in Greece.
6. Shows the difference of the highest earning paying taxes and the lowest

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1. The Brookings Institute is one of the most influential "think tanks" in the world. The policy they are examining is an increase in the top income marginal tax rate.
2. - Raise the top individual income tax from 39.6 percent to 45 percent.
- Raise the top individual income tax rate from 39.6% to 50% percent.
- Raise the top individual income tax rate to 50 percent for income greater that $1 million.
3. It leads to a limited reduction in overall income inequality.
4. This document helps to show what would happen if you changed the top income marginal tax rate. Which can help answer that question.

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In order to solve this economic inequality we should reduce the tax rate for people who don't make so much, and for those who make more we should increase the tax rate. Document H is one solution I think we should use to solve this issue.

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1. If it was increased to 40% the result would be $47 billion cost of eliminating under graduate tuition. If it was increased to 45%  it would raise enough money for the first year of a new $2,500 child tax credit.
2. Undergraduate tuition for all four years at public colleges and universities.
3.$176 billion is raised.
4.The government would benefit more.
5. It shows what things can be paid for if we increase the top percent tax rate.