
You’re Paid What You’re Worth And Other Myths of the Modern Economy
Jake Rosenfeld
Published 2021
320 pages
Books about inequality examine the gap between rich and poor and what it does to a society. Economists and reporters explain how it grew, and novelists show what it feels like on either side. They are essential reading for understanding the tensions of our time. This list shows the ones first published in 2021.

Jake Rosenfeld
Published 2021
320 pages

Marc Bookman
Published 2021
222 pages

Terence Lester, Gregory Boyle
Published 2021
224 pages

Jon Yates
Published 2021
355 pages

Jacques Lesage de La Haye, Shuli Branson
Published 2021
128 pages

Shirley N. Hager, Mawopiyane
Published 2021
274 pages

Wendy Sanford
Published 2021
328 pages

Michael Knox Beran
Published 2021
416 pages

stef m. shuster
Published 2021
223 pages

Robert Verkaik
2021 · 2022 edition
304 pages

Christy Whittlesey
2021 · 2022 edition
127 pages

Karen Petrou
Published 2021
288 pages

Erin Cech
Published 2021
325 pages

Sarumathi Jayaraman
Published 2021
203 pages

Noel Ignatiev
Published 2021
145 pages

Michael John Witgen
Published 2021
384 pages

Tamika Y. Nunley
Published 2021
254 pages

Michael Lawrence Walker
2021 · 2022 edition
267 pages

Michael Beyea Reagan
Published 2021
190 pages

Selina Todd
2021 · 2022 edition
464 pages

Rachel Gable
2021 · 2022 edition
264 pages

Simon Thurley
Published 2021
543 pages

Mary Beth Meehan, Fred Turner
Published 2021
112 pages

Seth Barron
Published 2021
304 pages