Welcome to the Inequality of the "K-Shaped" Economy

08 Nov 2025 | Abstracted from Fortune

The K-shaped economy describes a post-crisis recovery where different groups diverge: the wealthy and tech-driven sectors rise, while low-income workers and traditional industries decline. It highlights growing inequality, with some Americans thriving and others struggling. The term gained traction during COVID-19 and remains relevant amid inflation, automation, and uneven wage growth.

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