Inequality
In mathematics, an inequality is a relation that holds between two values when they are different. The notation a ≠ b means that a is not equal to b. It does not say that one is greater than the other, or even that they can be compared in size.
Inequality People (First 49 people) - Page 1
Adina D Sterling
University teacher
Emmanuel Skoufias
Economist
Stephanie Owen
Jesper Roine
Economist
Pierella Paci
Jonathan Colmer
Author
James Kwak
Professor
Lawrence F. Katz
Economist
Fabrizio Perri
Economist
Paul A. Jargowsky
Researcher
Geoffrey D. Borman
Editor
Paul Tough
American-Canadian writer
Pawan Dhingra
Author
Pedro Noguera
Educator
Claudia Buchmann
Author
Selina McCoy
Author
Anthony Heath
British sociologist
David Klenert
Researcher
Merrill Singer
Anthropologist
Clifford Green
Film producer
Bram Lancee
Author
Lucinda Platt
Researcher
Christie Sennott
Researcher
Philip N. Cohen
American sociologist
Marzia Fontana
Author
Simone Fullagar
Researcher
Cecilia L. Ridgeway
American sociologist
Becky Francis
University teacher
Paula England
American sociologist
Clare Lyonette
Author
Patricia Landolt
Cam McCarthy
Australian rules football player
Jaejoon Woo
Author
Wesley Yin
Economist
Anil Gumber
Researcher
Tom Van Ourti
Researcher
Miqdad Asaria
Researcher
Livio Di Matteo
Author
Marcella Alsan
University teacher
Kristian Heggebø
Claus Wendt
German sociologist
George Galster
Professor
Frances Stewart
Economist
Sharon Lockyer
Author
Louise Archer
Educator
Alex Cobham
Author
Mirna Safi
Researcher
