Angle, John. 2013. “How To Win Acceptance of The Inequality Process as Economics?“. Management and Society Review 2(#2, July): 117-134 (published by the Indian Institute of Management, Kozhikode).

    This paper appears in the Management and Society Review (MSR) volume dedicated to exploring opportunities for businesses in the new interdisciplinary science of econophysics. MSR is for professional managers working in the economy of India. Indian business now has the success, self-confidence, optimism, and eagerness to explore new frontiers of profit to apply new science to making profits, traits that Americans would like to claim as uniquely their own. No longer. 

    The thesis of the paper is that economists will continue to ignore the Inequality Process until it has remunerative applications, particularly applications superior to ones that economists are hired to supply. While that day is not yet at hand, a possible first application of the Inequality Process is suggested.

Angle, John.2008. "Not a Hollowing Out, A Stretching: Trends in U.S. Nonmetro WageIncome Distribution, 1961-2003".  

This paper demonstrates that many of theimplications of the Inequality Process' macro model for how the distribution ofwage income changes are evident in time series of two simple descriptivestatistics, the dispersion of wage income and the relative frequency in aparticular range of large incomes. The time-series of these statistics has beenwidely misinterpreted as evidence of galloping growth in wage income inequalityand even the "hollowing out" of the distribution of wage income.

The Library of the University of Municharchives this paper in the Munich Personal Research Archive (MPRA). 

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_____. 2006."A comment on Gallegati et al.'s "Worrying Trends inEconophysics" ". Pp. 250-253 in A. Chatterjee and B.K. Chakrabarti,(eds.), The Econophysics of Stock and Other Markets (Proceedings of the EconophysKolkata II Conference, February, 2006 [http://www.saha.ac.in/cmp/econophys2.cmp/ ] ). Milan: Springer. (ISBN: 978-8847005013). 

_____. 2003." Inequality Process, The" . An entry in T. Liao, et al., (eds.), TheEncyclopedia of Social Science Research Methods. Volume 2: 488-490. ThousandOaks, CA: Sage. 

Kleiber,Christian and  Samuel Kotz. 2003.  Statistical Size Distributions in Economicsand Actuarial Science. Pages162, 163, 167, and 168. New York: Wiley.