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Tag: Income Inequality

Bourgeois Equality

Historically, Poor was Normal

Dr. Ellen Clardy, July 28, 2021July 24, 2025

A Discussion of Bourgeois Equality Chapter 1 “The World is Pretty Rich, But Once was Poor” In my teaching and research, I keep coming back to the question of why an economy grows, with the hope of that knowledge helping those that don’t. Dr. Deirdre McCloskey wrote a trilogy of books…

Economic Thought

It Was Never Only About Profits

Dr. Ellen Clardy, January 23, 2021July 24, 2025

A Discussion “The Social Responsibility of Business: Milton Friedman Reconsidered” As an economics professor, I know I have some misconceptions to overcome every semester a new crop of students appear in my intro microeconomics course. Economics is about greed. It is immoral. Capitalism is bad. Elrick and Thies (2018) offer…

Microeconomics

Increasing Market Power Leading to Increasing Inequality

Dr. Ellen Clardy, September 4, 2020July 24, 2025

A Discussion of “Market Power, Inequality, and Financial Instability” Two economists from the Federal Reserve have put out a paper that is exactly what I think economics should look like. What do I mean? Cairo and Sim (2020) identify six problematic trends in our macro economy since 1980, trying to…

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