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  • Back to shared prosperity
  • Written by author Ray C. Marshall
  • Published by Armonk, N.Y. ; M.E. Sharpe, c2000., 1999/05/31
  • To what extent are major social and political problems caused by basic income and unemployment trends? Is it possible to restore the kind of broadly-shared prosperity the U.S. once experienced before the early 1970s? Back to Shared Prosperity is a collect
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Preface: Restoring Broadly Shared Prosperity
Acknowledgments
Overview: Back to Shared Prosperity: The Growing Inequality of Wealth and Income in America 3
Pt. I Introduction: Opportunity in America 55
1 Recent Trends in the Distribution of Household Wealth 57
2 The Effects of Economic Growth and Inequality on Opportunity 64
3 Economic Outcomes and Mental Health 69
4 One More Chance: Cities in the Twenty-first Century Economy 76
5 Jobless Ghettos: The Social Implications of the Disappearance of Work in Segregated Neighborhoods 85
6 The Labor Market for Young African-American Men: Recent Trends, Causes, and Implications 95
7 Including Latinos in Broadly Shared Prosperity 103
8 Crime and Prosperity: Neighborhood Explanations for Change in Crime Rates 110
9 Closing the Gap: Women's Economic Progress and Future Prospects 119
Pt. II Forces for Change: Technology, Globalization, and Demographics 131
10 The Workplace Implications of Global Technological Advance 133
11 The Networked Economy 141
12 Globalization of Financial Markets 149
13 Why the Baby-Bust Cohorts Haven't Boomed Yet: A Re-Examination of Cohort Effects on Wage Inequality in the United States 157
14 Social and Political Impacts of Recent Trends in U.S. Immigration 171
Pt. III Policies to Restore Shared Prosperity 181
15 What Can Macro-Policy Do? 183
16 Budgets and Taxes 186
17 Social Security: A New Deal Program for the Twenty-first Century 197
18 Pension Policies to Maintain Workers' Access to Retirement 204
19 Public Investment for a Twenty-first Century Economy 211
20 Trade and Inequality 219
21 Schooling, Learning, and Economic Growth 229
22 How the United States Can Develop a World-Class Education System 238
23 Transition from School to Work: Black, Hispanic, and White Men in the 1980s 250
24 Wages and the Service Sector 261
25 A Thirty-Five-Year Perspective on Workforce Development Programs 265
26 Public Labor Market Policies for the Twenty-first Century 275
27 Public Service Employment: A Look Back and a Look Ahead 287
28 Public Service Employment: Lessons from U.S. Experience in the 1970s 293
29 Employer Training: The High Road, the Low Road, and the Muddy Middle Path 300
30 Health Care for Low-Income People 311
31 Reconstructing the Social Contract in Employment Relations 323
32 Employee Involvement and Representation: Economic and Policy Implications 332
33 Financial Market Barriers to High-Performance Work Organizations 343
34 Restoring Broadly Shared Prosperity: A Business Perspective 352
35 Justice at the Gates of the City: A Model for Shared Prosperity 361
36 Access to Capital and Inner-City Revitalization: Urban Policy After Proposition 209 374
37 The U.S. Rural Economy in Historical and Global Context 387
38 Prosperity and Inequality Among America's Cities and Regions 395
List of Contributors 407
Index 411


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