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Corporations and Inequality

Monday, March 17th, 2025

How to Stop TIFs and Megaprojects: Stories from the Field

By Tom Tresser

March 12, 2025

Across the country, residents are forming community coalitions to regain public control of the local development...

A warm, supportive financial transaction between a community lender and a minority borrowing couple, symbolizing trust and fairness.

Can Compassionate Lending Bridge the Racial Wealth Divide?

Workers gather together in protest to protest at Amazon’s headquarters, demonstrating the power of protesting at strategic corporate locations.

Workers Find a Way: Leveraging Markets to Build Democracy

Erica Smiley and Daniel Schlademan

How Activism at the Local Level Can Rein in Corporate Subsidies

Arlene Martínez

How Corporations Have Captured the Public University

Remaking the Economy: Escaping Corporate Capture

Steve Dubb, Kali Akuno, Hannah Appel, Arlene Martínez and Sara Myklebust

A maze of white hallways, with many "exit" signs posted high on the walls.

Can Nonprofits Escape Corporate Capture?

Caroline Crumpacker, Steve Dubb, Jule Hall, Alissa Quart and Amarah Sedreddine

A brown-skinned asian woman looking into the camera and holding 2023 tax forms in front of her face, covering the lower half.

Can Taxes Reduce Inequality? What a Study of State and Local Taxes Tells Us

A protestor holding up an UAW sign that reads “Union YES” with a checked checkbox next to the yes.

Could a Union Win in Chattanooga Lead to Greater Labor Gains in the South?

A Brown woman with hoop earrings, standing in a field with her eyes closed, vaguely pointing off screen

Reducing Inequality: Can Social Justice Philanthropy Play a Useful Role?

Bess Rothenberg

A Black man wearing sunglasses reading an issue of Forbes Magazine titled, “Billionaires: The Worlds Richest People"

A Clear-Eyed Look at the Consolidation of a Billionaire Class

Hamilton Nolan’s book, “The Hammer: Power, Inequality, and the struggle for the Soul of Labor”

Sticking with the Union: A Conversation with Hamilton Nolan

Rithika Ramamurthy and Hamilton Nolan

An anonymous white man toying with the buttons of a blue, expensive-looking suit, and standing at the base of a glass staircase in an office building.

Can We Overcome the Asset Manager Economy?