Article and photos from hienalouca.com Income inequality is on the rise: nationwide, the average difference between the top 1 percent of earners and everyone else is $1,047,435 – a factor of 21.4 times, according to a new report. Connecticut has the biggest wage gap in the U.S., with the typical worker making an average of $67,700 a year compared to $2.5 million at the top, according to the Economic Policy Institute. Overall, 22 states are home to 1 percenters who make $1 million or more per year on average. Not a single state has an average earnings of $100,000 for the other 99 percent.
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