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ideology. In 1955, Simon Kuznets offered the highly influential conjecture that, while rising inequality characterizes early … the dynamics by which the rich inevitably regain control over ideology — and thereby the state — with their far greater … the elites' ideology sufficiently to enable a sustained period of rising equality. However, by 1980, they had regained …
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income and wealth, they gained relatively more command over everything, including ideology. Reducing taxes on the rich …, favoring business over labor, and failing to regulate newly evolving credit instruments flowed out of this ideology. …
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The legitimacy of governments in all wealthy countries critically depends upon generating employment. The most widely embraced strategy for doing so is to induce more robust economic growth. Pressure to stimulate growth at practically any cost has been greatly augmented by the current crisis....
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consumption. The ideology, institutions, and behavior generated by this focus on consumption reduce the potential for people to …
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solely upon controlling ideology. In 1955, Simon Kuznets offered the highly influential conjecture that while rising … status, inevitably regain control over ideology and thereby the state. Over the course of history, only the very severe … crisis of the 1930s discredited their ideology and led to a sustained period of rising equality. However, by 1980 they had …
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This paper reassesses the political reaction in the United States to the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in terms of economics and evolutionary biology. The fact that war and its threat were ever-present in human evolution resulted in two social propensities that render society vulnerable...
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