Titlebook: Extreme Inequalities in Contemporary Capitalism; Should We Be Concern Maurizio Franzini,Elena Granaglia,Michele Raitano Book 2016 Springer

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The Planet of the Rich: An Exploration,from the works of Piketty (J Polit Econ 111:1004–1042, 2003; J Eur Econ Assoc 3:382–392, 2005). Indeed, currently we have no way of defining the rich, how many there are, how much their labour earnings impact on their overall income and what share of national incomes is concentrated in their hands.

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The Super-Rich: A Matter of Desert?,question addressed in the chapter. To this end, we first suggest a definition of meritocracy (both in its formal and substantive dimensions) and many of the term’s often underrated ambiguities are highlighted. Secondly, two meritocratic justifications of market distribution are sketched out, based o

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