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My thoughts on reducing income inequality

Posted on May 23, 2015 by Lane Kenworthy

A set of posts I wrote for Crooked Timber in 2009:

  • What’s the problem?
  • Are unions the answer?
  • Education to the rescue?
  • Put the brakes on globalization?
  • Boosting incomes in the bottom half
  • Expand and improve public services
  • What to do about the top 1%
  • How to pay for it

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