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The Equitable Economy

Antitrust and Competition

When American Capitalism Meant Equality

Matt Stoller
Americans used to have a relatively egalitarian view of markets. How did they come to accept extreme inequality as an innate part of their...
Income Inequality

Wealth Inequality in America: A Race Between the Stock and the Housing Market

Moritz Kuhn
Booming stock markets and the collapse of house prices in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis have increased wealth inequality in the US...
Academic Capture

“Economics Now Points Away From the Laissez-Faire Approach”

Asher Schechter
Columbia professor Suresh Naidu on Economics for Inclusive Prosperity, the new initiative he launched with Dani Rodrik and Gabriel Zucman, and why he believes...
Income Inequality

Watch: Raghuram Rajan on How Markets and States Leave Communities Behind

ProMarket writers
In a recent Stigler Center conversation with Luigi Zingales, Rajan talked about his new book The Third Pillar and explained why today’s populists “are...
Income Inequality

The Costs of Trump’s Import Tariffs Have Landed Entirely on US Citizens

David E. Weinstein
US importers and consumers experienced $12.3 billion in added tax costs and another $6.9 billion from unrecoverable reductions in welfare arising from the 2018...
Income Inequality

The Nation-State: The Common Root of Our Failure to Deal with High Global Inequality and Climate Change

Branko Milanovic
Inequality and climate change are both global problems that cannot be solved by a single country. Yet we are stuck with the political limitations...
Income Inequality

How Finance Affects Income Inequality

Michael Brei
There is mounting evidence that income inequality and disparities in wealth have been rising in advanced economies in the recent decades. Using data on...
Income Inequality

Governments Bear Much of the Responsibility for Rising Inequality—But Also Have the Tools to Reduce It

Joseph Zeira
A new study tracks the influence of public policy on inequality and argues that the main rise in inequality has been a result of...
ESG, Corporate Governance & Future of the Firm

Chicago Booth/Kellogg School Financial Trust Index Shows Americans’ Trust in Financial Institutions Increasing After Rocky Decade

Paola Sapienza
Financial trust increased from 22 percent in 2008 to 28 percent at the end of 2018, according to a survey marking the 10-year anniversary...
Antitrust and Competition

Rents and Inclusive Growth: A Decline in Rent Sharing Implies Growing Income Inequalities

Brian Bell
A new study looks at the long-run evolution of rent sharing between companies and workers in the UK and finds that rent sharing...
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