The Price of Inequality

Joseph E. Stiglitz's The Price of Inequality — an executable toolkit exploring how inequality damages economies, democracy, and society: the causes, consequences, and what can be done about it. Covers 5 use cases: ① Understanding Inequality — how inequality works ("What is economic inequality" "How bad is inequality in America") ② Causes — why inequality is growing ("What causes inequality" "How the 1% got their wealth") ③ Consequences — how inequality hurts everyone ("How inequality damages the economy" "How inequality threatens democracy") ④ Policy Solutions — what can be done ("How to reduce inequality" "What policies can close the gap") ⑤ Personal Perspective — understanding your position ("Where do I fit in the inequality story" "How inequality affects my life") Trigger when users say: "Price of Inequality" "Joseph Stiglitz" "Income inequality" "Wealth inequality" "Wealth gap" "The 1%" "Occupy Wall Street" "Economic inequality" "How inequality hurts the economy" "Why is inequality growing" or mention: Joseph Stiglitz / The Price of Inequality / inequality / the 1 percent / wealth gap / income gap / middle class / rent seeking / market fundamentalism / financialization / deregulation / progressive taxation / social contract. Related skills: broken-money, the-lords-of-easy-money, lean-in.

by @heardlyapp (Heardly)·MIT-0