Recent values of the conventional measure of income inequality $($i$.$e$.,$ looking at the income share of the top $1\%$ of earners as obtained from personal tax data$)$ are thought to $q,$ he extent of inequality because of the $q,$ in tax filings that occurred between the early $1970$ s and the late $1990$s$.$

overstate; decrease

understate; decrease

accurately state; stability

overstate; increase

A counterweight to the forces pushing the United States toward greater income and wealth inequality, at least through the $1980$ s$,$ was the emergence of

two$-$earner households

a decline in unionization of employment

advocacy groups for the poor

the "gig" economy

A counterweight to the forces pushing the United States toward greater income and wealth inequality, at least through the $1980$ s$,$ was the emergence of

two$-$earner households

a decline in unionization of employment

advocacy groups for the poor

the "gig" economy