Students engage in a simulation to explore how productivity influences the distribution of income and how government policy influences the redistribution of income (USA: EconEd 2016-20).

The Database provides access to data on the historical evolution of the world distribution of income and wealth, both within countries and between countries (2018-19).

In this economics lessons, students will examine why some nations are economic successes and some countries struggle (USA: Econ Ed 2019).

Is the Universal Basic Income (UBI) a panacea for social problems? (Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, 2017: WISO direkt)

Does the Basic Income solve the problems of the welfare state? (2019)

In this New York Times lesson, students examine Times infographics about income and wealth distribution in the United States and discuss what this information says about society (2012-20).

The interactive map shows how many live on how much, and where (USA: Pew Center 2015-22).

Students will explore maps containing U.S. census data from 1950 through 2000. (2020)

The site brings together economic data and the powerful techniques of information visualization. You find thematic maps as ʺWhere do Britain's rich and poor live?ʺ and the ʺUnited States Household Income Mapʺ. (USA: Catherine Mulbrandon 2007-20)

This resource provides a series of maps and graphs related to human well-being, including education, violence and rights, income distribution, and health (Max Roser, University of Oxford 2016-20).