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7540258 No.7540258 [Reply] [Original]

What are some good books on income inequality?

>> No.7540260

the Bell Curve

>> No.7540290

>>7540258
gibsmedat, muhfugga by Thomas Sowell

>> No.7540295

Das Kapital

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>>7540258

>> No.7540317

>>7540295
This.

Don't read it like a pleb though. Don't get hung up on Karl's proposed cure, focus on his critical analysis instead.

>> No.7540337

>>7540295
Also, don't call it Das Kapital. Call it 'Capital', like a real person.

>> No.7540976

>>7540317
A critical analysis without an answer is just academic mental exercises. If you understand the theory but fail to put It in practice, then you haven't really understood the theory.

Philosophers have only interpreted the world in various ways. The point is to change it.

>> No.7540980

>>7540976
If you only want results you'll keep on faling to notice what you're studying. It's like trying to find the cure for a decease you haven't identified or solving a sudoku filling it up with letters.

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>>7540258
>Income inequality
>Legitimate concern.

>> No.7540998

Anything by Charles Dickens.

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Branko Milanovic
Pickett & Wilkinson

>> No.7541044

>>7540976
you're a pseud

>> No.7541047

>>7540337
>he read a translation

>> No.7541051

>>7540258
The Price of Inequality

>inb4 hurr stiglitz sucks

>> No.7541057

>>7540260
damn

>> No.7541059

>>7541051
>Keynesian

>> No.7541066

keynesianism leads to consumerism and ultimately slavery

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>>7541059
>year of our lord MMXVI
>anything but a Keynesian influenced salt water school economist
wew, good luck getting a job

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>>7540337

>> No.7541104

>>7541059
All major companies use statistical models the modern Keynesian influenced economists created. The quants in every firm use these formulas because they produce the most accurate results of any yet devised yet you still get these fuckers that insist keynesianism is incorrect based on rhetorical arguments rather than mathematical. They make assumptions about human behavior not borne by the data and even though fortunes are built on this same school of economics there are businesspeople that refuse to address the realities revealed by these tools on a macro scale.

This kind of ignorance in a professional sphere is truly depressing.

>> No.7541116

>>7541066
The government gives people money to spend on goods, and industry expands to meet the new demand for goods employing more people and further increasing demand.

You think this leads to slavery. Do you think that Neoliberalism is just an outgrowth of the period in which the Keynesian model was dominant?

>Consumerism
Do you think that debt fueled consumption of goods is something that comes from Keynesian policies?

>> No.7541250

>>7541104
>Muh praxeology.

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>> No.7542599

>mfw I know someone who religiously follows and listens to everything Robert Kiyosaki says

It's disgusting.

>> No.7542602

>>7542599
meant to quote >>7542486

>> No.7542730

>he reads genre fiction

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>Keynes
>The state should hide gold in the forest so poor people have something to do during the recession

>> No.7543169

>>7540976
>Philosophers have only interpreted the world in various ways. The point is to change it.

hurr durr marx said a platitude so it's not worthless.

> then you haven't really understood the theory.

that's just a cliche politically 'active' people tell themselves to feel superior to people, it's not actually the case.