bate — but there has been little discussion of what can be done. In Inequality: What Can Be Done, written in response to Thomas Piketty's Capital, Tony Atkinson sets out to do two things that book didn't: one, to show that inequality isn't growing simply because the rich are getting richer; more people are

bate — but there has been little discussion of what can be done. In Inequality: What Can Be Done, written in response to Thomas Piketty's Capital, Tony Atkinson sets out to do two things that book didn't: one, to show that inequality isn't growing simply because the rich are getting richer; more people are

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