The socioeconomic gap in Israel has been widening, according to a report released by the "Adva" center on Tuesday morning.
The report determined that the average wages of someone in the top financial ten-percent of the nation in 2004 earned over twelve times that of someone in the lowest ten-percent.
The report also noted that in comparison to figures from 1990, only the top financial ten-percent increased its proportion of total income earned, Army Radio reported.
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