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Wealth Concentration


America’s Troubling Past with Poverty

June 2, 2014

by Sheila Kennedy


[caption id="attachment_6591" align="alignright" width="290"] William Graham Sumner (1840 - 1910) was a Social Darwinist who believed the poor deserve their condition. His thought continues to influence debates about poverty in...

How Campus Chiefs Ace Executive Excess 101

May 19, 2014

by Inequality.org


The fiercer that major state universities squeeze faculty and students, a new study shows, the grander the rewards their presidents reap. By Sam Pizzigati [caption id="attachment_6403" align="alignright" width="300"] At the...

In High Finance, Humming a Happy Tune

May 10, 2014

by Inequality.org


The latest annual hedge fund industry pay stats have suits smiling — and ordinary mortals worrying about public education's future. By Sam Pizzigati [caption id="attachment_6377" align="alignright" width="300"] Hedge fund mogul...

The Striking Rise of the American Oligarchs

May 5, 2014

by Sheila Kennedy


A new study argues that the United States no longer operates as a democratic society where the majority rules. [caption id="attachment_6500" align="alignright" width="228"] New research details how an economic elite...

Turning the Tables on ‘Tax and Spend’

May 3, 2014

by Inequality.org


Could the classic conservative put-down of progressive policy become a strategic template for attacking CEO pay excess? Legislators in California and Rhode Island may soon find out. By Sam Pizzigati...

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