After the Second World War it seemed that, in the West, society was gradually becoming more equal. Welfare States had been established in many countries, there was a general reduction in income inequality and in America Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal seemed to ensure strong democratic values and broadly shared prosperity. So what went wrong? Why, in the past thirty years, has the gap between the poor and the super-rich become such a gulf? Why are we so disillusioned with the political system? And what can be done about this huge economic inequality and bitter polarization?
Ficha técnica
Editorial: Allen Lane the Penguin Press
ISBN: 9781846141072
Idioma: Inglés
Número de páginas: 320
Tiempo de lectura:
6h 35m
Encuadernación: Tapa blanda
Fecha de lanzamiento: 06/02/2008
Año de edición: 2008
Plaza de edición: London
Especificaciones del producto
Escrito por Paul Krugman
Albany, Nueva York, Estados Unidos, 28 de febrero de 1953. Paul Krugman, ganador del Premio Nobel de Economía en 2008 y autor de numerosos best sellers, ha sido columnista en The New York Times durante veinte años. Catedrático de la City University of New York, reside en la ciudad de Nueva York.