October 2009: Inequality: Facts and Values

October 2009 - Inequality: Facts and Values

» About this issue

Lead Essay

» Economic Inequality and the Mirage of Justice by Will Wilkinson

Responses

» Is Consumption the Grail for Inequality Skeptics? by Lane Kenworthy

» Why Things Will Feel Worse As They Get Better: The Downside of Growing Consumption Equality by John V.C. Nye

» What Should Egalitarians Want? by Elizabeth Anderson

The Conversation

» Is Redistribution the Wrong Cure? by Lane Kenworthy

» Kenworthy on Consumption and the Value of Savings by Will Wilkinson

» What Does Income Inequality Tell Us? by John V.C. Nye

» Nye on Positional Goods and the Paradox of Growth by Will Wilkinson

» Anderson on Economic Inequality, Domination, and Stigmatization by Will Wilkinson

» How Much Should We Redistribute? And How? by Lane Kenworthy

» How Much Equality is Enough? And Who Decides? by John V.C. Nye

» Brief Response to John Nye on How Much Equality Is Enough by Lane Kenworthy

» Thinking Carefully about Monetary and Non-Monetary Inequality by John V.C. Nye

» What Does Inequality or Redistribution Have to Do with Strengthening the Hand of Low-Wage Workers? by Will Wilkinson

» One More Round on Conspicuous Consumption by Elizabeth Anderson

» Brief Correction on Income Inequality Data by Lane Kenworthy

» Real and Perceived Inequality by Lane Kenworthy

» More Problems with Measured Inequality by John V.C. Nye

» Why Oppose an Increase in Redistribution? by Lane Kenworthy

» How Does Inequality Matter? by Elizabeth Anderson

» Best of the Blogs compiled by the editors.

Related at Cato

» Policy Analysis: “Thinking Clearly about Economic Inequality,” by Will Wilkinson

» By The Editors on November 1st, 2009

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