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Promoting Economic Justice in the Face of Globalization
Jonathan Barry Forman University of Oklahoma College of Law Journal of Law in Society, Forthcoming Abstract: This paper offers recommendations about how we can promote economic justice in the face of globalization. At the outset this paper discusses the dramatic increase in earnings and income inequality since the 1970s, about the time when globalization took off. Next, this paper considers the government's role in countering the free market's tendency to push us toward greater and greater economic inequality. Finally, this paper offers a few recommendations about how our government can promote economic justice in the face of globalization. More specifically, we should fix the tax system, reform the welfare system, restructure the Social Security system, move to a mandatory universal pension system, provide universal health care coverage, and move to full employment.
Keywords: inequality, globalization, tax, welfare, Social Security, pensions JEL Classifications: D31, D63, H20, H24, I38, J18, J31, K34, P16 Accepted Paper SeriesDate posted: November 29, 2007 ; Last revised: February 05, 2008Suggested CitationContact Information
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