Howard J. Sherman is Professor of Economics Emeritus at University of California, Riverside, and is Visiting Researcher at the Political Science Department of the University of California at Los Angeles, USA.Paul D. Sherman is a computer engineer in Silicon Valley (USA) with concerns for the problems of the people of the world.

"Howard Sherman brings his full set of skills and experience to bear in providing this unique perspective on the issue of inequality in the US economy, focusing on the link between rising inequality and increasing instability. Inequality, Booms and Busts fills a significant gap in the literature on political economy." - Robert Pollin, University of Massachusetts Amherst, USA

• About the Authors, Prologue, Chapter 1. Evolution of capitalism, inequality, and unemployment, Chapter 2. Evolution of inequality and unemployment in America, Chapter 3. Storm over economics, Chapter 4. Inequality and the normal operation of American capitalism, Chapter 5. Unemployment and inequality, Chapter 6. Profit, investment, and inequality, Chapter 7. How boom and bust affects inequality, Chapter 8. How inequality affects consumer demand, Chapter 9. Credit, bubble, and bust, Chapter 10. Government: economic inequality and political inequality, Chapter 11. Global capitalism, inequality, and crisis, Chapter 12. Story of the inequality cycle, Chapter 13. The great recession and inequality, Chapter 14. Financial crisis and inequality, Chapter 15. A progressive road to economic equality and full employment, Technical appendix: model of the inequality cycle, Procedural appendix: measuring business cycles in the 21st century

Howard J. Sherman is Professor of Economics Emeritus at University of California, Riverside, and is Visiting Researcher at the Political Science Department of the University of California at Los Angeles, USA.Paul D. Sherman is a computer engineer in Silicon Valley (USA) with concerns for the problems of the people of the world.

"Howard Sherman brings his full set of skills and experience to bear in providing this unique perspective on the issue of inequality in the US economy, focusing on the link between rising inequality and increasing instability. Inequality, Booms and Busts fills a significant gap in the literature on political economy." - Robert Pollin, University of Massachusetts Amherst, USA

• About the Authors, Prologue, Chapter 1. Evolution of capitalism, inequality, and unemployment, Chapter 2. Evolution of inequality and unemployment in America, Chapter 3. Storm over economics, Chapter 4. Inequality and the normal operation of American capitalism, Chapter 5. Unemployment and inequality, Chapter 6. Profit, investment, and inequality, Chapter 7. How boom and bust affects inequality, Chapter 8. How inequality affects consumer demand, Chapter 9. Credit, bubble, and bust, Chapter 10. Government: economic inequality and political inequality, Chapter 11. Global capitalism, inequality, and crisis, Chapter 12. Story of the inequality cycle, Chapter 13. The great recession and inequality, Chapter 14. Financial crisis and inequality, Chapter 15. A progressive road to economic equality and full employment, Technical appendix: model of the inequality cycle, Procedural appendix: measuring business cycles in the 21st century

Howard J. Sherman is Professor of Economics Emeritus at University of California, Riverside, and is Visiting Researcher at the Political Science Department of the University of California at Los Angeles, USA.Paul D. Sherman is a computer engineer in Silicon Valley (USA) with concerns for the problems of the people of the world.

"Howard Sherman brings his full set of skills and experience to bear in providing this unique perspective on the issue of inequality in the US economy, focusing on the link between rising inequality and increasing instability. Inequality, Booms and Busts fills a significant gap in the literature on political economy." - Robert Pollin, University of Massachusetts Amherst, USA

• About the Authors, Prologue, Chapter 1. Evolution of capitalism, inequality, and unemployment, Chapter 2. Evolution of inequality and unemployment in America, Chapter 3. Storm over economics, Chapter 4. Inequality and the normal operation of American capitalism, Chapter 5. Unemployment and inequality, Chapter 6. Profit, investment, and inequality, Chapter 7. How boom and bust affects inequality, Chapter 8. How inequality affects consumer demand, Chapter 9. Credit, bubble, and bust, Chapter 10. Government: economic inequality and political inequality, Chapter 11. Global capitalism, inequality, and crisis, Chapter 12. Story of the inequality cycle, Chapter 13. The great recession and inequality, Chapter 14. Financial crisis and inequality, Chapter 15. A progressive road to economic equality and full employment, Technical appendix: model of the inequality cycle, Procedural appendix: measuring business cycles in the 21st century