Examining the causes and consequences of inequality—and strategies to combat it

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Today’s Economic Democracy Weekly examines the causes and consequences of inequality—and strategies to combat it. The first article examines how corporate tax breaks allow companies to make big profits without contributing to the public good. Our next article looks at how unionized academic workers at the University of California are organizing to realize racial and gender equity in their contract fights. We also feature a webinar clip in which john powell argues that the idea of equity needs to be updated to reflect what groups need in common to thrive—a concept called targeted universalism. Finally, we take a look at how Federal Reserve policy can make housing even more unaffordable.

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In California, academic workers seek to advance the diverse communities they represent and rectify inequalities—both in and outside of the workplace. Read more... ([link removed])


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Equity 2.0? What is Targeted Universalism and How Does It Address Inequality? ([link removed])

An early advocate of equity explains why he believes the concept must be revised to account for class as well as racial difference.
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How the Federal Reserve’s Monetary Policy Drives Housing Inequality ([link removed])
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While there are many drivers of the national crisis of housing affordability, one criterion that gets too little attention are Fed policies that inflate housing prices. Read more... ([link removed])


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