Time and Temporal Inequality - Resilience
Temporal inequality is a little noticed feature of our society. Poor people wait for things – the well-off are waited on. Temporal inequality is crucial to understanding people’s time choices.
Economy Time and Temporal Inequality By Brian Davey , originally published by Feasta May 31, 2018 Editorial note: This post is Chapter 30 of Brian’s book Credo. You can read and learn more about his book here . Temporal inequality is a little noticed feature of our society. Poor people wait for things – the well-off are waited on. Temporal inequality is crucial to understanding people’s time choices. The typologies for households may also help to map particular kinds of social and other problems in particular kinds of areas and the infrastructure and services that will be needed in an ar
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