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Emmanuel Saez’s work on income inequality has been getting a lot of attention recently, for good reason. He has shown the extent to which inequality has grown rapidly in recent years. The benefit of economic growth this decade has gone almost exclusively to the extremely rich. The top 1% of the population now earn [...]

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Poverty and affluence may be relative concepts, but they are absolute experiences. A striking and dangerous feature of the recent global economic downturn is the ways in which it has blurred, if not reversed, the relativity and absoluteness of these two historically imminent psychosocial and economic conditions on individual, corporate and international levels. The [...]

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