Yes, but I feel that the "startup inequality" that PG wants to talk about is the outlier. The "Wall street inequality", what PG calls "those specific abuses", is 90% of the real story of today, and so you might as well call that "regular inequality" or leave off the prefix entirely.

i.e.

> Some of that is certainly Silicon Valley executives. But it's the financial professionals that this conversation is really about. ... The inequality debate is driven by the belief that those kinds of abuses are disparate and widespread.