Generally, yes, according to recent research that is described in this PBS NewsHour video.
http://video.pbs.org/video/2365029352/
Seems like this might have public policy implications not only for tax policy but for our criminal justice system as well: that is, one way to reduce crime and other anti-social behavior might be to put some upper limit on the disparities in income distribution.
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