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Spring 1973 Issue »
Comments on Inequality
Beverly Duncan
Take as given that the distribution of income among American adults is too unequal. Do we attempt to equalize incomes by attempting to make individuals more nearly equal with respect to education and other characteristics that influence earning power? Or do we attempt to lessen the range of incomes which an American adult may receive? We have tried the former. Jencks and his collaborators say we should try the latter. They are right.
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Spring 1973 Issue
Abstracts
Desegregating Urban Schools
A Review of Techniques
Gordon Foster
Perspectives on Inequality
Introduction
After Apple-Picking
Philip W. Jackson
Forensic Social Science
Alice M. Rivlin
A Black Response to Christopher Jencks's Inequality and Certain Other Issues
Ronald Edmonds, Andrew Billingsley, James Comer, James M. Dyer, William Hall, Robert Hill, Nan McGehee, Lawrence Reddick, Howard F. Taylor, Stephen Wright
The Further Responsibility of Intellectuals
Stephan Michelson
Proving the Absence of Positive Associations
Lester C. Thurow
Social Policy, Power, and Social Science Research
Kenneth B. Clark
Comments on Inequality
Beverly Duncan
Equality of Opportunity and Equality of Results
James S. Coleman
Inequality in Retrospect
Christopher Jencks
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