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The Great Polarization
Professor Stiglitz and other experts explore the problems and solutions of the growing gap of inequality
Glick Article on Consumer Welfare
Professor Glick writes about Consumer Welfare theory in Antitrust.
Commentary: Utah is not immune from the effects of yawning increases in inequality
Norman Waitzman, professor and chair of economics, and Rudiger von Arnim, associate professor of economics, say that "Utah is not immune to inequality and in some ways is not well-positioned for the economic and social scourges rendered by growing inequality — what [they] characterize as 'the great polarization.'"
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