The Globalist

The U.S. model of shareholder capitalism only benefits the top 10% of society. Northern Europe’s codetermination model expands economic opportunity.

Why can’t the U.S. follow the example of other, truly democratic nations in limiting the influence that very rich people can have on elections?

Hillary Clinton needs to become an advocate of German-style codetermination in order to break with the Obama legacy of stagnant wages.

What Jeb Bush and Scott Walker get wrong about U.S. workers with their war on wages.

For all the current public disdain on Europe, Americans would do well to look at its economic model.

A generational effort is required to restore growth in U.S. wages.

The wealth of U.S. households has fallen to its lowest level in half a century.

Can policymakers lessen inequality without harming innovation, investment and productivity growth?

Despite all the hype, few manufacturing jobs have returned to the United States so far.

U.S. income inequality is a direct result of the U.S. top-heavy corporate model and short-termism.