The Economics of Poverty and Discrimination
The Economics of Poverty and Discrimination explores poverty and discrimination through the lens of economics. Bradley R. Schiller presents a framework for understanding how these issues affect opportunity and outcomes, making the book relevant to students and readers interested in inequality, social policy, and economic life.
About This Book
The Economics of Poverty and Discrimination examines two significant social and economic issues through an economics-focused perspective.
The book provides a framework for considering poverty, discrimination, and the ways they influence opportunity and outcomes.
It is suited to readers seeking an accessible introduction to the economic dimensions of inequality and social policy.
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