- Regressive tax changes
- Shift from labor to capital incomes
- Deregulate financial markets
- Privatize social insurance
- Eroding labor standards (min wage, labor protections)
- Diminished unionization; opposition to collective bargaining
- Pro outsourcing
- Monetary policy favoring low inflation over full employment
- Diminished gov’t commitment to education
- Eroding safety net
- Anti-Keynesianism; pro austerity
- Let-it-rip campaign finance
- Smaller gov’t outlays as share of GDP
Taxes and Transfers Have Become Less Effective at Reducing Inequality | Jared Bernstein | On the Economy
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