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while 85 percent of children born to upper-class families are raised by both of their birth parents, only 30 percent of those born to working-class families are.
Rob Henderson • Troubled: A Memoir of Foster Care, Family, and Social Class

Choice architects (such as Carolyn the cafeteria director) have many opportunities to choose defaults, and they can do so in ways that are self-serving or welfare enhancing.
Richard H. Thaler • Nudge: The Final Edition
Potential policy measures include progressive tax structures, minimum and maximum income levels, improved access to education, anti-discrimination legislation and improving the local environment in deprived areas.
Tim Jackson • Prosperity without Growth: Foundations for the Economy of Tomorrow
Makers and Takers: The Economics of the Kalshi Prediction Market
ucd.ieA team of researchers at Stanford University, led by an economist named Raj Chetty, used newly accessible data from the Internal Revenue Service to write a series of papers that addressed questions of opportunity in American life. One, titled “The Fading American Dream,” asked a simple question: How likely is it that an American child will be
... See moreMichael Lewis • The Fifth Risk
