The Inequality Workshop
The IWS offers UChicago faculty and students a platform to discuss and engage with cutting-edge inequality research.
The IWS offers UChicago faculty and students a platform to discuss and engage with cutting-edge inequality research.
Scholars discuss how legal systems enable capitalism, weaken political ties, and maintain sources of wealth inequality.
Contributing authors to the latest Handbook of Economic Growth will present their articles.
Philippe Aghion, Ufuk Akcigit, Steven Durlauf, and Nancy Qian
The IWS offers UChicago faculty and students a platform to discuss and engage with cutting-edge inequality research.
The IWS offers UChicago faculty and students a platform to discuss and engage with cutting-edge inequality research.
Scholars trace the historical and modern practices of meritocracy through the fields of economics and sociology.
The IWS offers UChicago faculty and students a platform to discuss and engage with cutting-edge inequality research.
The IWS offers UChicago faculty and students a platform to discuss and engage with cutting-edge inequality research.
Economists evaluate the institutions and policies that contribute to uneven economic growth in the United States.
The IWS offers UChicago faculty and students a platform to discuss and engage with cutting-edge inequality research.
The IWS offers UChicago faculty and students a platform to discuss and engage with cutting-edge inequality research.
The IWS offers UChicago faculty and students a platform to discuss and engage with cutting-edge inequality research.