On inequality by Harry G. Frankfurt

Acm Sigcas Computers and Society 46 (1):6-6 (2016)
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Abstract

Visual summary of a fascinating book in which the author, Harry G. Franksfurt, addresses the question whether or not it is an appropriate societal goal to reduce income inequality or focus on reducing poverty. Frankfurt argues that these are different goals and ultimately sides with the latter.

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