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How are we to regain economic growth? In this seminal new book based on 60 years of data, economist Stewart Lansley shows that economic equality is necessary for economic growth. Like a tumour, the economy for the rich has grown at least 10-fold in countries like Britain and the US, sucking in ever-increasing quantities of money away from circulating in the real economy. Thirty years after the creed that inequality is good for us all, The Cost of Inequality shows that the experiment has failed. If we want to avoid a state of permanent recession in the west, we need to dismantle the economy of the rich.
Über die Autorin bzw. den Autor: Stewart Lansley is an economist, financial journalist and broadcaster. A leading authority on wealth and poverty, he has written on economics, business and social policy for a variety of academic and specialist journals as well as the Guardian, the Independent, The Times and the New Statesman. Previously he wrote Topman: How Philip Green Built His High Street Empire (2006 selling over 10,000 copies 9781845131685/9781845131005) and of Londongrad (2009 9781845131685).
Titel: The Cost of Inequality: Why Economic ...
Verlag: Gibson Square Books Ltd
Erscheinungsdatum: 2012
Einband: Softcover
Zustand: Good