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Dire warning from Wall Street: income inequality hurts U.S. growth
Academic economists have been warning for years that rising economic inequality in the United States is hampering economic growth and punching holes in the social fabric. (See, for example, Piketty and Saez.) But they’re only professors, after all, so it’s been easy for their views to be ignored by bankers and investment types.
But now comes a warning from the heart of Wall Street--Beth Ann Bovino, the chief U.S. economist of Standard & Poor’s, and her staff, who write in a research brief released Tuesday that “increasing income inequality is dampening U.S. economic growth.”
Sounding a broader alarm, they observe that inequality “may also spur political instabilityThe affluent may exercise disproportionate influence on the political process, or the needs of the less affluent may grow so severe as to make additional cuts to fiscal stabilizers that operate automatically in a downturn politically unviable.” (Exa
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U.S. Bank announced today that it has named Beth Ann Bovino as its new chief economist.
In this role, Bovino will build on U.S. Bank’s existing economic research capabilities supporting client-facing businesses as well as economic scenario analysis supporting, among other things, treasury balance sheet management activities, CCAR stress testing and CECL modeling processes.
With an extensive background in macroeconomic and financial analysis, Bovino’s career has spanned almost three decades supporting several government, finance and information organizations.
She joins U.S. Bank from S&P Global Ratings, where she was the managing director and chief North American economist (United States/Canada).
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In this role, Bovino managed the forecasting operations for the North America economy and provided regular commentary on the economy and financial markets. Her insights on topics ranging from labor and wages to housing and
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The Curated Links at 3QD *
by Beth Ann Bovino
[For information about 3QD and what we are all about, click here, or here for our main page. Also, after appearing on 3QD, this story was picked up bygd several news organzations, and even the FBI commented on it. For example, see this from the front page of the NY daglig News.]
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According to the ad, inom live on the 5th floor of an elevator building (an upgrade from my 5th fl