Scenarios about 'income inequality'
The uneven distribution of income among individuals or groups within a society, often measured by indicators like the Gini coefficient or income quintile ratios. Income inequality has fluctuated throughout history, influenced by economic systems, technological change, globalization, taxation policies, and access to education and opportunities. In alternate history scenarios, different approaches to wealth distribution can fundamentally alter social structures, political stability, and technological development paths.
What If Merit Pay Was Widely Implemented?
Exploring the alternate timeline where performance-based compensation became the dominant payment model across multiple sectors, fundamentally reshaping workplace dynamics, economic mobility, and social structures.
What If Reaganomics Was Never Implemented?
Exploring the alternate timeline where the supply-side economic policies of the Reagan administration never came to fruition, potentially reshaping America's economic landscape, wealth distribution, and global influence.