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Wealth, Income and Inequality Susan Weibel Seligman makes a compelling andAs R. H. Tawney states: 'Inequality is perhaps what economics should be all about', although this seems to have been forgotten by modern economists in their emphasis on economic growth and full employment. This volume of Readings reflects the increasing concern that this rise in per capita income does not necessarily result in a reduction of inequality. Published 1973, Penguin Education. Binding of book is intact. Sunned covers with some creasing,