Economic Inequality Series: A Guide

Revised, Updated Edition Runaway inequality is now America's most critical economic fact of life. In 1970, the ratio of pay between the top 100 CEOs and the average worker was 45 to 1. Today it is a shocking 829 to one! During that time a new economic philosophy set in that cut taxes, deregulated finance, and trimmed social spending. Those policies set in motion a process that greatly expanded the power of financial interests to accelerate inequality.

Runaway Inequality: An Activist's Guide to Economic Justice, 3rd Edition [Book]

Inequality for All Colorfill Film Guide Doodle Notes Media literacy lessons, Teach media literacy, Literacy lessons

Introducing the Great Divergence

A Guide to Statistics on Historical Trends in Income Inequality

The coronavirus recession and economic inequality: A roadmap to recovery and long-term structural change - Equitable Growth

A simple method for measuring inequality Humanities and Social Sciences Communications

Introduction to Inequality

Study Guides

Charts that Explain Wealth Inequality in the United States - The Aspen Institute

Why Should We Care About Economic Inequality? - The Atlantic