Back to Shared Prosperity

Focusing on the challenges of income inequality and unemployment, this collection features 37 essays from leading economists examining the roots of social and political issues in the U.S. The contributors analyze factors such as managerial greed, joblessness, and community development, while exploring the possibility of restoring shared prosperity reminiscent of pre-1970s America. Comprehensive in scope, the book offers well-researched insights and practical policy recommendations to tackle these pressing economic concerns.