Stiglitz: U.S. Economy 'Not Delivering' for Many

The transcript discusses the political discourse around economic inequality in the United States, highlighting Bernie Sanders' and Hillary Clinton's contributions to the conversation. It examines the impact of inequality on American politics, particularly in relation to the Trump phenomenon. The discussion also covers the economic challenges faced by full-time male workers, with median incomes lower than decades ago. Potential policies to address these issues are considered, emphasizing the need for long-term solutions and the role of global demand.

What impact has Bernie Sanders had on the conversation about inequality in American politics?

In what ways do candidates address the issue of economic inequality during their campaigns?

How does the current median income of full-time male workers compare to that of 40 years ago?

What are some potential policies that could stimulate the economy without waiting for global demand to increase?

Discuss the long-term effects of inequality that have developed over the past few decades.