The great polarization :: how ideas, power, and policies drive inequality /
"Inequality in income and wealth has increased dramatically in the United States and many other advanced countries since the mid-1970s. It permeates all aspects of our lives, and is front and center in public and academic debates. Our societies have become more polarized perhaps than any time s...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "Inequality in income and wealth has increased dramatically in the United States and many other advanced countries since the mid-1970s. It permeates all aspects of our lives, and is front and center in public and academic debates. Our societies have become more polarized perhaps than any time since the Gilded Age a hundred years ago: the super-rich co-exist with a well-to-do professional class, and the rest struggle in the neverland of big box stores and the gig economy. In The Great Polarization: Economics, Institutions and Policies in the Age of Inequality , the contributors comment on the claim that the rise in inequality in the US in all its facets has been facilitated and exacerbated by policy choices, rather than the 'natural' progression of the underlying forces of economics. Policy choices, in turn, are the outcome of political processes that are heavily influenced by the differential power that groups are able to exert. Opening with an essay by Joseph Stiglitz, he explicates that only this volume's central thesis is broadly consistent with the stylized facts of the increase in inequality in the US, implying that a return of truly progressive policy making, enabled by sufficient political power to enact meaningful reforms in a number of arenas, provides a feasible way forward. All subsequent chapters then expand on specific themes and issues raised in Professor Stiglitz's opening chapter. Section II covers the measurement of inequality and its contextualization vis-à-vis the central thesis; Section III surveys selected causes of inequality as they arise from distinct policy choices in specific areas of the economy within society; and Section IV embeds these developments in a broader political context, and outlines an agenda forward to fight for"-- |
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| spelling | The great polarization : how ideas, power, and policies drive inequality / edited by Rudiger L. Von Arnim and Joseph E. Stiglitz New York : Columbia University Press, [2022] ©2022 1 online resource (viii, 390 pages ) : illustrations text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier Initiative for Policy Dialogue at Columbia: Challenges in Development and Globalization Includes bibliographical references and index Description based on online resource; title from PDF title page (De Gruyter, viewed on December 2, 2022) Intro -- Table of Contents -- Introduction, by Joseph E. Stiglitz and Rudiger L. von Arnim -- Part I. America's Growing Inequality -- 1. Alternative Theories of Inequality: Causes, Consequences, and Policies, by Joseph E. Stiglitz -- Part II. Recasting the Evidence in a New Light -- 2. Labor Market Segmentation and the Distribution of Income, by Ellis Scharfenaker and Markus Schneider -- 3. The Cost of Gender Inequality: Structural Change and the Labor Share of Income, by Stephanie Seguino and Elissa Braunstein -- 4. The Postwar Trajectory of the U.S. Labor Share: Structural Change and Secular Stagnation, by Jose Barrales-Ruiz, Ivan Mendieta-Muñoz, Codrina Rada, Ansel Schiavone, and Rudiger L. von Arnim -- 5. The Changing Patterns of Income Inequality in the United States, 1917-2017, by Gérard Duménil and Dominique Lévy -- Part III. Policy Matters: Labor Markets, Education, Tax, and Intellectual Property -- 6. Policy Decisions' Role in Wage Suppression and Inequality, by Lawrence Mishel -- 7. "Leave Something for the Risk-Takers:" How the Democrats Rebuilt Structural Racism and Hastened the Great Polarization, 1964-1978, by Julia Ott -- 8. Teachers' Unions and Public Education During the Great Polarization, by Eunice Han and Thomas N. Maloney -- 9. Is Intellectual Property the Root of All Evil? Patents, Copyrights, and Inequality, by Dean Baker -- Part IV. The Political Economy of Inequality: Political Context and the Way Forward -- 10. The Economic Discourse on Income Inequality, by Korkut A. Ertürk -- 11. Redistribution and Social Exclusion in the United States and Germany, by Marcel Paret and Michael Levien -- 12. A Race-Conscious Economic Rights Approach to Providing Economic Security for All, by Darrick Hamilton -- 13. Law and the Collective Struggle for Economic Justice, by Marion Crain -- Contributors -- Index. "Inequality in income and wealth has increased dramatically in the United States and many other advanced countries since the mid-1970s. It permeates all aspects of our lives, and is front and center in public and academic debates. Our societies have become more polarized perhaps than any time since the Gilded Age a hundred years ago: the super-rich co-exist with a well-to-do professional class, and the rest struggle in the neverland of big box stores and the gig economy. In The Great Polarization: Economics, Institutions and Policies in the Age of Inequality , the contributors comment on the claim that the rise in inequality in the US in all its facets has been facilitated and exacerbated by policy choices, rather than the 'natural' progression of the underlying forces of economics. Policy choices, in turn, are the outcome of political processes that are heavily influenced by the differential power that groups are able to exert. Opening with an essay by Joseph Stiglitz, he explicates that only this volume's central thesis is broadly consistent with the stylized facts of the increase in inequality in the US, implying that a return of truly progressive policy making, enabled by sufficient political power to enact meaningful reforms in a number of arenas, provides a feasible way forward. All subsequent chapters then expand on specific themes and issues raised in Professor Stiglitz's opening chapter. Section II covers the measurement of inequality and its contextualization vis-à-vis the central thesis; Section III surveys selected causes of inequality as they arise from distinct policy choices in specific areas of the economy within society; and Section IV embeds these developments in a broader political context, and outlines an agenda forward to fight for"-- Provided by publisher. Income distribution United States. Social stratification United States. Equality United States. Polarization (Social sciences) United States. Revenu Répartition États-Unis. Stratification sociale États-Unis. Polarisation collective États-Unis. 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| spellingShingle | The great polarization : how ideas, power, and policies drive inequality / Initiative for Policy Dialogue at Columbia (Series) Intro -- Table of Contents -- Introduction, by Joseph E. Stiglitz and Rudiger L. von Arnim -- Part I. America's Growing Inequality -- 1. Alternative Theories of Inequality: Causes, Consequences, and Policies, by Joseph E. Stiglitz -- Part II. Recasting the Evidence in a New Light -- 2. Labor Market Segmentation and the Distribution of Income, by Ellis Scharfenaker and Markus Schneider -- 3. The Cost of Gender Inequality: Structural Change and the Labor Share of Income, by Stephanie Seguino and Elissa Braunstein -- 4. The Postwar Trajectory of the U.S. Labor Share: Structural Change and Secular Stagnation, by Jose Barrales-Ruiz, Ivan Mendieta-Muñoz, Codrina Rada, Ansel Schiavone, and Rudiger L. von Arnim -- 5. The Changing Patterns of Income Inequality in the United States, 1917-2017, by Gérard Duménil and Dominique Lévy -- Part III. Policy Matters: Labor Markets, Education, Tax, and Intellectual Property -- 6. Policy Decisions' Role in Wage Suppression and Inequality, by Lawrence Mishel -- 7. "Leave Something for the Risk-Takers:" How the Democrats Rebuilt Structural Racism and Hastened the Great Polarization, 1964-1978, by Julia Ott -- 8. Teachers' Unions and Public Education During the Great Polarization, by Eunice Han and Thomas N. Maloney -- 9. Is Intellectual Property the Root of All Evil? Patents, Copyrights, and Inequality, by Dean Baker -- Part IV. The Political Economy of Inequality: Political Context and the Way Forward -- 10. The Economic Discourse on Income Inequality, by Korkut A. Ertürk -- 11. Redistribution and Social Exclusion in the United States and Germany, by Marcel Paret and Michael Levien -- 12. A Race-Conscious Economic Rights Approach to Providing Economic Security for All, by Darrick Hamilton -- 13. Law and the Collective Struggle for Economic Justice, by Marion Crain -- Contributors -- Index. Income distribution United States. Social stratification United States. Equality United States. Polarization (Social sciences) United States. Revenu Répartition États-Unis. Stratification sociale États-Unis. Polarisation collective États-Unis. Political science / Political Ideologies / Capitalism. bisacsh Equality fast Income distribution fast Polarization (Social sciences) fast Social stratification fast |
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