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- Revolutionary Ideas: Utility, Justice, Equality, Freedom (Rutgers University)
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- [Economic] Inequality & Democracy (Utrecht University)
- Challenging Wealth & Income Inequality (UK Open University)
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Will the Poor Always Be Among Us?
Every episode of the online dialogues between visionary economists, organized as part of the Consultation, starts off with a personal reflection by one of the members of the Consultation’s Think Tank of Young Economists. This is the reflection of Eefje de Gelder at the start of the dialogue ‘Aligning Economies Worldwide to End Poverty‘ (26 October).
The Many Dimensions of (In)Equality
In a recent dialogue philosopher Elisabeth Anderson and economist François Bourguignon discussed the relationship between free markets and inequality. Ilse Oosterlaken reports on the key points.
Quality Instead of Quantity
Every episode of the online dialogues between visionary economists, organized as part of the Consultation, starts off with a personal reflection by one of the members of the Consultation’s Think Tank of Young Economists. This is the reflection of Jim Surie at the start of the dialogue ‘Free Markets & Inequality; An Inescapable Marriage‘ (19 October).
The Relationship between Free Markets & Inequality – Recording Live Cast Now Available
The recording of our live cast on the relationship between free markets and inequality (19 October) with philosopher Elisabeth Anderson and economist François Bourguignon is is now available. The interview with Anderson and the interview with Bourguignon, part of the episode, are also available as separate videos.
Do Economists Understand Inequality?
In this short video (2,5 minutes) economist François Bourguignon discusses whether and how economists understand inequality. He is one of our guests in tonight’s dialogue of the Future Markets Consultation, titled ‘Free Markets & Huge Inequality; An Inescapable Marriage?‘ Our other guest is philosopher Elisabeth Anderson.
Escaping the Age of Uncertainty
Every episode of the online dialogues between visionary economists, organized as part of the Consultation, starts off with a personal reflection by one of the members of the Consultation’s Think Tank of Young Economists. This is the reflection of Kees Buitendijk at the start of the dialogue ‘The Effects of Contemporary Capitalism on Everyday Life’ (12 October).
