Sunny Malhotra

@sunnysmalhotra.bsky.social

Former Roosevelt, current grad student at WU I write about how rules impact outcomes *Opinions my own*

If markets are rigged, no amount of redistribution fixes the problem. Predistribution = unrigging the rules: • higher wages • lower prices • less corporate power A powerful antidote to the oligarchal agenda. Read more from @sunnysmalhotra.bsky.social and @skvogel.bsky.social:

Predistribution Is the Anti-Oligarchy Solution

Predistribution transforms society and markets to generate less inequality in the first place.

rooseveltinstitute.org

Deeply honored that work from my team on the climate dimensions of genocide in Palestine was discussed at length at the Intl Court of Justice yesterday. War & militarism are insufficiently accounted for in climate policy; hopefully a strong advisory ruling can start to change that. Starts ~1:41:00

THE HAGUE – The International Court of Justice (ICJ) holds public hearings in the advisory proceedings on Climate Change – Nauru; Nepal; New Zealand; State of Palestine and Pakistan

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) holds public hearings on the request for an advisory opinion on the Obligations of States in respect of Climate Change.

webtv.un.org

new working paper ⬇️💰 the assumption that shareholders are the key investors in business innovation is simply taken as a given it's past time to abandon this myth: shareholders of corporations are not always, or even often, “investors.”

Roosevelt Institute@rooseveltinstitute.org · 2y ago

NEW: Shareholders should not get exclusive power in corporate governance. @lenorepalladino.bsky.social & Harrison Karlewicz argue we need to abandon the myth that shareholding and investing go hand in hand 🤝 and rethink the regulation of financial markets: rooseveltinstitute.org/publications...

Graphic featuring a quote about capital gain and corporate governance from 'The Myth That Shareholders Are Always Investors' by Lenore Palladino and Harrison Karlewicz, set against a backdrop of a bustling city street. Logo of the Roosevelt Institute is shown in the bottom right corner.