Rethinking economic discrimination

Article Abstract:

Various aspects of economic discriminations are analyzed to provide a framework for understanding the negative discrimination and it's likely consequences. The framework also enables to assess the likely consequences of different policy or institutional initiatives intended to redress discrimination operation and exploitation.

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Racial stigma: toward a new paradigm for discrimination theory

Article Abstract:

The interconnections between eraceE and economic inequality in United States with focus on the case of African American are examined. The importance of distinguishing between racial discrimination and racial stigma is highlighted.

International Affairs, Racial Oppression, Race discrimination

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Preemption, changing structure, and U.S. monetary policy

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The innovations in monetary policy, financial market behavior and changes in economic structure in the past fifteen years in the United States are observed.

Innovations, Financial markets, Monetary policy

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