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The Myth of American Inequality

April 4, 2023 | 12:00-1:00pm

Harper Center C25 | In-person only

Senator Phil Gramm discussed his latest book, The Myth of American Inequality. In it, he and his co-authors, examine the historical way in which income is measured and offer a new perspective on income inequality in America.

Disclaimer: Students should never miss class to attend optional programming. The Deans’ Office will not support requests for absences due to participation on a trek, event, conference, or trip as excused.

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The Myth of American Inequality