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January 24, 2011

Economics and inequality

Mark Thoma asks: Why does Inequality Matter?
Posted by Ryan Anderson at 3:28 PM
Labels: economics, inequality
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I am a grad student in anthropology. My dissertation research is about the politics of development in Baja California Sur. I also write for Savage Minds, and edit the anthropologies project.

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