Any economic fix starts with fixing inequality
2021 Economic Outlook: A tax on house equity could reverse widening gaps, says economist Susan St John.
The economy is not separate from the people it serves. Regardless of the success of shovel-ready programmes, the domestic tourist industry or the America’s Cup, there should be no celebration if the mushrooming poverty/inequality problem continues to be ignored.
As an economist, I see the
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Susan St John
Thu, 07 Jan 2021
Thu, 07 Jan 2021
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Any economic fix starts with fixing inequality
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