Four major developments will unfold across cities and metropolitan regions this year, according to a new report by the Brookings Institute titled, “Lessons from the Road: The Metropolitan Revolution ...

The biggest story in the United States economy, beyond its general crappiness, is the extreme inequality that has developed over the past three decades. The top 1% of the country is now taking home a ...

There is a simple theory of inequality in which rich people have nearly all the wealth and income, and do nearly all the spending, while poor people struggle along with the minimum of those things ...

Last week I argued that income equality in the U.S. has reached historic highs (and also is greater than in any other advanced country) and that such inequality is neither necessary to produce growth, ...