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www.brookings.edu
Kates, Ladd, and Tucker present polling evidence that shows how Americans have lost trust in tech companies |
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effectivecurrency.com
[AI summary] The article explores the 'Great Gatsby curve' among America's ultra-wealthy, highlighting how rising inequality correlates with declining social mobility. It uses data from the Forbes 400 to show that the wealthiest have become increasingly unequal and socially immobile over the past four decades. The analysis includes trends in wealth concentration, the dynamics of the 'game of thrones' among the richest Americans, and the fractal nature of inequality. The piece concludes by suggesting that capitalism's inherent regressive aspects, such as unchecked property rights, contribute to entrenched inequality and immobility. |
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evonomics.com
As inflation fears return, it's worth reminding ourselves of the real-world facts. |
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www.g20.org
According to Fernando Haddad, taxing the super-rich is one of the ways to ensure sustainable development, but it requires international efforts. Brazilian proposals were welcomed during a panel hosted at the International Monetary Fund (IMF) headquarters in Washington. |
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