The statement that accurately describes inequality in the U.S. is: "The median rural income is less than the median urban income."
The other statements have inaccuracies or subjective generalizations. For instance:
- There is indeed a median income gap between men and women, but there are also notable income disparities among different ethnicities.
- The U.S. is typically ranked among the more unequal developed nations, but it is not necessarily the most unequal country in the world.
- Generally, there is greater income inequality in the U.S. compared to many European countries, which often have stronger social safety nets and more progressive taxation systems.