Inequality: a fact, an interpretation, and a policy recommendation
Tackling
inequality and poverty aren’t mutually exclusive; rather, efforts devoted to
fighting the former contribute to solving the latter.
Miles Corak / @MilesCorak
University of Ottawa economics professor.
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Miles Corak is a professor of economics with the University of Ottawa. Follow him on Twitter: @MilesCorak.
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