Websites targeting keyword wealth inequality

Solving job automation and wealth inequality via a blockchain-based economic protocol which matches paid work to tokenized individual skill levels and shares the wealth from AI.

Home The source for global inequality data. Open access, high quality wealth and income inequality data developed by an international academic consortium.

Stories About Wealth Inequality, Millennials, Economics, and Unemployment

I am an Assistant Professor of economics at UC Berkeley. My research focuses on global wealth, inequalities and tax havens.

Why we should think twice before making children

Information on Islamic investment and Islamic banking, research resources, books, editorials, international events, institutional databases and an on-line Study Centre.

Mariko Chang, author of Shortchanged and consultant with two specialties: (1) research on wealth inequality; (2) helping universities increase faculty diversity, including external evaluation on NSF grants.

Susan Heitzman, the 2014 Democratic candidate for Indiana's 6th congressional district, is running an all-volunteer, citizen-based campaign.

The fact that the United States has become increasingly unequal in terms of income, wages, wealth and opportunity has hit the mainstream and public demands for economic fairness have gone viral. As the economic think tank for the 99%, EPI is eager to seize on this renewed public interest in creating a fair economy, building upon our nearly three decades of objective economic research that has earned us respect and praise across the political spectrum. The Inequality.is website will bring clarity to the national dialogue on wage and income inequality, using interactive tools and videos to tell the story of how we arrived at the state of inequality we find today and what can be done to reverse course and ensure workers get their fair share.

Documentaries and video case studies in ethics, business ethics, and the philosophy of economics.

The richest 300 people have as much wealth as the poorest 3 billion. This inequality is no accident; those in power write the rules. We can change them.