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JUN 25, 2025

The upper-middle class has lost income share, while low-income and extremely wealthy households have grown their share of income

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The upper-middle class has lost income share, while low-income and extremely wealthy households have grown their share of income

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Prev U.S. inequality has decreased slightly since 2000, with the upper-middle class seeing the weakest gains
Next Wages and government transfers are the primary source of income for most U.S. households

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