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Capital and Ideology (2019) by Thomas Piketty
Capital and Ideology (2019) by Thomas Piketty:A synopsis of his concluding recommendations for reducing inequalityincluding related observations by Joseph Stiglitz and Anthony Atkinson REDUCING AND CONTROLLING INEQUALITY:Ways and MeansObstacles and OpportunitiesIn the Short Term and over the Long Term … Continue reading
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Galbraith’s Economics of Innocent Fraud
A Synopsis of J. K. Galbraith’s final book: The Economics of Innocent Fraud: Truth for our Time Late in life, at the end of his long career as an economic advisor to governments, as a Professor of … Continue reading
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Tagged corporate power over government policy, corporations (advantages granted to), corporations (management power in), corporations (myths pertaining to), economic behaviour (unpredictability of), economics (use of language in), GDP (a flawed economic metric), inequality (increased by economic theory), political economy, power (dangerous levels of), wealth (extremes of)
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Joseph Stiglitz (2012) The Price of Inequality
A Synopsis of the book: The Price of Inequality (2012) by Joseph Stiglitz INCREASES IN POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC INSTABILITY: THEIR LINKS TO INEQUALITY In 1887 England’s Lord Acton wrote: “power tends to … Continue reading
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Tagged "fairness" (perceptions of), austerity policies (inequality and), corporations (advantages granted to), corporations (cultures within), democracy (erosions of), economics (sustainable), governmental control of market behaviour, growth cycles, income ("rent-seeking"), inequality (financial), inequality (of opportunity), inequality (social/educational), Joseph E. Stiglitz, justice (perceived fairness), morality (social), nations (sustainable), power (abuse of), power (dangerous levels of), social comparisons of self with others, The Price of Inequality (book), wealth (extremes of)
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