
This book weaves lessons from our research on inequality and entrepreneurship together with rich profiles of actual Main Street Millionaires: private business owners across the country who are surprisingly wealthy and powerful.
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The Everywhere Millionaire is out today! And John Lanchester reviewed it in this week’s New Yorker, which still feels a little unreal.
If this newsletter has been useful to you, the single most helpful thing you can do is order a copy tod...
Here’s a preview of our full piece in the Atlantic on The Everywhere Millionaire, which comes out tomorrow! You can order yours here:
Terry Taylor is worth about $2 billion, and you have almost surely never heard of him. Based in Flori...
Our excerpt of The Everywhere Millionaire, which comes out 9/15 and you can order here, is out in the WSJ this morning.
Here’s the opening of the story:
Dick Portillo opened a hot-dog stand in 1963 without knowing how to cook a hot dog....
In our book, which comes out in about a month, we describe how most very rich Americans own ordinary companies outside of tech and finance and we tell many of their stories.
This post describes three of the paths that tens of thousands hav...
In The Everywhere Millionaire, we show that America’s top earners are usually owners of private businesses. As you go up the income distribution in America, wages fade and business income takes over.
Source: Smith, Yagan, Zidar, Zwick (20...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Professor of Economics and Public Affairs at Princeton University. Co-author of The Everywhere Millionaire: Who is really rich in America and how they got there. https://us.macmillan.com/books/9781250378507/theeverywheremillionaire/
Professor of Economics and Finance at Chicago Booth. Teach entrepreneurship, private equity, and public economics (inequality, fiscal policy, housing). Tax ninja. Former web/software developer and mediocre indie rocker.
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