the share of income earned by the top 1 percent from 1975 to 2015.

The line chart provides information about how much income was earned by the Top 1 Percent in 7 different countries between 1975 and 2015. As an

overall

trend,

it is clear that

the United States increased its

percentage

, compared to other countries.

While

Germany, Canada and the United Kingdom held the second position in income

percentage

. In terms of France, Italy and Japan, they fluctuated all over the period and reached nearly the same level. Now, turning to the details, in 1975 among the highest countries Germany started at 10 percent and had considerable drops and jumps between 7 and 11 till 2015. And

then

it went up to approximately 14 in 2010. The United States, Canada and France began at the same data around 8, but

then

the United States experienced a dramatic rocket with fluctuations, reaching 9 in 1985, 13 in 1990, accompanied by marginal drops, 16 in 2000 and the peak at 18 in 2015. Canada and the United Kingdom

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their

percentage

in 1990 at 10 and increased significantly in 2000 to around 13. After that, they reached

the

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peak in 2010 and a little bit worsened

percentage

in 2015 to 12. France held the

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same position throughout the year with negligible changes, starting from 8 in 1975 to 9 in 2015. In terms of Italy and Japan, it is

seen

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identical trends. In the first decade they rose slightly from 8 to 8,

then

Italy increased strikingly to 9 in 2010,

while

Japan had a considerable fall in 1990 to 7 and

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soared in the same year,

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Italy in 2010