Ever since the publication of Thomas Piketty’s Capital in the Twenty-First Century in 2013, the issue of inequality in wealth and incomes is being debated by economists, sociologists and politicians.
Many other economists have pursued the same theme since: Bill Emmott (The Fate of the West); Jeremy Waldron (One Another’s Equals); Patrick Deneen (Why Liberalism Failed); Brink Lindsey and Steven Seles (The Captured Economy) and so on. The Economist, which called Piketty “A Modern Marx” after the publication of his book, recently praised a collection of essays, After ...
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First Published: Mon, February 12 2018. 05:55 IST
