ISBN: 9780520394155 - debt's grip: risk and consumer bankruptcy (19 Ergebnisse)

Paperback. Zustand: Good. Debt?s Grip tells the story of financial struggle in the United States. Drawing on original data from the Consumer Bankruptcy Project, a landmark long-term study, the authors use the words of bankruptcy filers themselves to shed light on their battles to keep their homes and their cars, pay for healthcare and higher education, care for their children, find adequate employment, retire, negotiate with debt collectors, and confront discrimination in lending. Laying bare the consequences of risk privatization, this book makes a powerful case for why the United States must confront the structural inequities that cause so many?especially Black families, women, and the elderly?to struggle in today?s economy.…

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Paperback. Zustand: New. Debt's Grip tells the story of financial struggle in the United States. Drawing on original data from the Consumer Bankruptcy Project, a landmark long-term study, the authors use the words of bankruptcy filers themselves to shed light on their battles to keep their homes and their cars, pay for healthcare and higher education, care for their children, find adequate employment, retire, negotiate with debt collectors, and confront discrimination in lending. Laying bare the consequences of risk privatization, this book makes a powerful case for why the United States must confront the structural inequities that cause so many-especially Black families, women, and the elderly-to struggle in today's economy.…

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Debt's Grip tells the story of financial struggle in the United States. Drawing on original data from the Consumer Bankruptcy Project, a landmark long-term study, the authors use the words of bankruptcy filers themselves to shed light on their battles to keep their homes and their cars, pay for healthcare and higher education, care for their children, find adequate employment, retire, negotiate with debt collectors, and confront discrimination in lending. Laying bare the consequences of risk privatization, this book makes a powerful case for why the United States must confront the structural inequities that cause so manyespecially Black families, women, and the elderlyto struggle in today's economy. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - 'Almost unseen by anyone but a cadre of specialized lawyers, people in bankruptcy number in the millions. Grounded in data analysis, Debt's Grip brings to life the stories of those who solved their problems in the most modern and American of ways--by borrowing. Bankruptcy shows us the underbelly of consumer lending, the pain of people who collectively are the reality of macroeconomic trends like consumer spending and inflation. This book points squarely to the hardships that should center debate about what a thriving economy looks like or what constitutes an adequate social safety net.'--Katie Porter, former US Representative and Professor of Law, UC Irvine School of Law. …

Paperback. Zustand: New. Debt's Grip tells the story of financial struggle in the United States. Drawing on original data from the Consumer Bankruptcy Project, a landmark long-term study, the authors use the words of bankruptcy filers themselves to shed light on their battles to keep their homes and their cars, pay for healthcare and higher education, care for their children, find adequate employment, retire, negotiate with debt collectors, and confront discrimination in lending. Laying bare the consequences of risk privatization, this book makes a powerful case for why the United States must confront the structural inequities that cause so many-especially Black families, women, and the elderly-to struggle in today's economy.…