WORKING PAPER | This paper finds that a combination of policies and shocks were able to significantly depress the personal wealth of the Top 0.1% between 1961-1986.

WORKING PAPER | I develop a structuralist model of long run growth and distribution with capitalists and workers.

WORKING PAPER | This paper proposes that high savings out of top incomes contributed to the steady wealth income ratio amongst US households.

WORKING PAPER | A two class (rentiers and workers) model of growth and distribution is applied to the study of long run stagnation in aggregate demand.

WORLDLY PHILOSOPHER | This week's Worldly Philosopher, Rishabh Kumar, models the asymmetric distribution of income and examines its effect on the growth of the U.S. economy. 

WORKING PAPER | Authors examine large public financial flows that are both progressive and regressive, and construct tax and transfer programs that could be more beneficial for all.

WORLDLY PHILOSOPHER | This week's Worldly Philosopher, Rishabh Kumar, writes on the wealth inequality debate.

WORKING PAPER | The U.S. national income and product accounts are restated in the form of a social accounting matrix or SAM.

WORKING PAPER | In the United States, there is ongoing debate about how people of different income levels will be affected by policy decisions.