global inequality
Policymakers, Listen to Your Hired Help
Our global economy will never become more productive, the developed world’s official research agency suggests, if we continue to let wealth concentrate.
A Rougher Road for Redistribution
Progress in the struggle against inequality seems to have stalled in the deeply divided societies of Latin America. What next? Tulane economist Nora Lustig has an insightful perspective.
A Bold New Drive to Recast the War on Want
We’ll only make real progress against the absence of wealth at the bottom of our economic order, an ambitious new global campaign declares, if we confront the concentration of wealth at the top.
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