What’s Fair

Delve into the thought-provoking world of "What’s Fair" by Jennifer L. Hochschild, published by Harvard University Press in 1986. This compelling paperback spans 360 pages and investigates the complex ideals and practices surrounding distributive justice in America. Through an extensive questionnaire and in-depth interviews, Hochschild uncovers a surprising consensus among both the affluent and less fortunate: a reluctance to endorse downward wealth redistribution. Ideal for readers interested in political science and economics, this insightful book explores how income distribution shapes societal norms and reflects on the principles of fairness in a diverse and stratified nation. Discover the nuances of economic justice and contribute to the ongoing discussion about equity and income distribution in the United States. Perfect for both academic and casual readers, "What’s Fair" is an essential addition to your collection!