US EditionHow Corporations Can Block Abundance
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How Corporations Can Block Abundance
As Americans struggle with an increasing cost of living, a new poll suggests that the public prefers leaders who create prosperity by taking on concentrated corporate power over those who focus on removing government barriers. Jennifer Howard argues that this reflects a growing recognition that corporations block abundance because they profit from artificial scarcity. She describes how businesses consolidate and then engineer limits to extract we
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laprovincia.esBorn in Belgium in 1970, the economist awarded this week with the Jaume I Prize for Economics is an expert in the analysis of the market power that big corporations treasure and in the consequences that this dynamic has on society, which is nothing more than the increase of inequality.
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