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By Geoffrey D. Korff. 113 Penn St. L. Rev. 417.
It is difficult to talk about wealth inequality in public forums without at some point being labeled a socialist or some form of extreme leftist. The discussion, however, continues to be had by capitalists and socialists alike. My ideology is the former, but I will admit to some misgivings about how our present capitalist system is functioning . . . [keep reading]