Rewriting the rules of the American economy an agenda for growth and shared prosperity
Stiglitz, Joseph E. 1943-
Rewriting the rules of the American economy an agenda for growth and shared prosperity Joseph E. Stiglitz with Nell Abernathy, Adam Hersh, Susan Holmberg, and Mike Konczal - First edition - xvii, 237 Seiten Illustrationen - A Roosevelt Institute book .
PrefaceIntroduction -- The current rules -- More market power, less competition -- The growth of the financial sector -- The "shareholder revolution", the rise of ceo pay, and the squeezing of workers -- Lower taxes for the wealthy -- The end of full-employment monetary policy -- The stifling of worker voice -- The sinking floor of labor standards -- Racial discrimination -- Gender discrimination -- Rewriting the rules -- Make markets competitive -- Fix the financial sector -- Incentivize long-term business growth -- Rebalance the tax and transfer system -- Make full employment the goal -- Empower workers -- Expand access to labor markets and opportunities for advancement -- Expand economic security and opportunity -- Appendix: overview of recent -- Inequality trends -- Acknowledgments -- Endnotes.
Preface -- Introduction -- The current rules -- More market power, less competition -- The growth of the financial sector -- The "shareholder revolution", the rise of ceo pay, and the squeezing of workers -- Lower taxes for the wealthy -- The end of full-employment monetary policy -- The stifling of worker voice -- The sinking floor of labor standards -- Racial discrimination -- Gender discrimination -- Rewriting the rules -- Make markets competitive -- Fix the financial sector -- Incentivize long-term business growth -- Rebalance the tax and transfer system -- Make full employment the goal -- Empower workers -- Expand access to labor markets and opportunities for advancement -- Expand economic security and opportunity -- Appendix: overview of recent -- Inequality trends -- Acknowledgments -- Endnotes
9780393254051 (hbk.) 9780393353129 (pbk.)
Wirtschaftswachstum
Soziale Ungleichheit
Einkommensverteilung
Vermögensverteilung
Wirtschaftsordnung
Wirtschaftsreform
USA
Competition--United States
Manpower policy--United States
Economic development--United States
United States--Economic policy--21st century
Class of Fall 2016 Stephen M. Kellen Distinguished Visitor Distinguished Visitor
HC106.84
330.973
Rewriting the rules of the American economy an agenda for growth and shared prosperity Joseph E. Stiglitz with Nell Abernathy, Adam Hersh, Susan Holmberg, and Mike Konczal - First edition - xvii, 237 Seiten Illustrationen - A Roosevelt Institute book .
PrefaceIntroduction -- The current rules -- More market power, less competition -- The growth of the financial sector -- The "shareholder revolution", the rise of ceo pay, and the squeezing of workers -- Lower taxes for the wealthy -- The end of full-employment monetary policy -- The stifling of worker voice -- The sinking floor of labor standards -- Racial discrimination -- Gender discrimination -- Rewriting the rules -- Make markets competitive -- Fix the financial sector -- Incentivize long-term business growth -- Rebalance the tax and transfer system -- Make full employment the goal -- Empower workers -- Expand access to labor markets and opportunities for advancement -- Expand economic security and opportunity -- Appendix: overview of recent -- Inequality trends -- Acknowledgments -- Endnotes.
Preface -- Introduction -- The current rules -- More market power, less competition -- The growth of the financial sector -- The "shareholder revolution", the rise of ceo pay, and the squeezing of workers -- Lower taxes for the wealthy -- The end of full-employment monetary policy -- The stifling of worker voice -- The sinking floor of labor standards -- Racial discrimination -- Gender discrimination -- Rewriting the rules -- Make markets competitive -- Fix the financial sector -- Incentivize long-term business growth -- Rebalance the tax and transfer system -- Make full employment the goal -- Empower workers -- Expand access to labor markets and opportunities for advancement -- Expand economic security and opportunity -- Appendix: overview of recent -- Inequality trends -- Acknowledgments -- Endnotes
9780393254051 (hbk.) 9780393353129 (pbk.)
Wirtschaftswachstum
Soziale Ungleichheit
Einkommensverteilung
Vermögensverteilung
Wirtschaftsordnung
Wirtschaftsreform
USA
Competition--United States
Manpower policy--United States
Economic development--United States
United States--Economic policy--21st century
Class of Fall 2016 Stephen M. Kellen Distinguished Visitor Distinguished Visitor
HC106.84
330.973