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Public Policy and the Distribution of Income

The two policies that most likely account for most of the trend toward greater income equality during 1929 and 1975 are: (w) improved educational opportunities, and tax and transfer policies. (x) reduced sex discrimination and public availability of birth control. (y) full employment and equal educational opportunities for all races. (z) more progressive inheritance taxes and affirmative action programs.

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