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Equality / Inequality Issue

Harwood Economic Review Fall 2019

The Harwood Economic Review

Fall 2019

Table of Contents

Economics Has Neglected Inequality? Absurdly Untrue
Phillip W. Magness and Vincent Geloso

How Capitalist-Abolitionists Fought Slavery
Phillip W. Magness

New Evidence that Soaring Inequality is a Myth
Phillip W. Magness

Wealth Has Never Been More Equal
 Jeffrey A. Tucker

When Democracy Becomes a Threat to Liberty
 Richard M. Ebeling

Monetary Institutions and the Rule of Law
Alexander Salter

Have Two-Income Households Made Us Poorer?
Donald J. Boudreaux

Listen to AIER Every Day
Jeffrey A. Tucker

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