Assign or allow each group to choose one or more of the following economic measurements: Real G.D.P.; personal income; unemployment; corporate profits; poverty; home prices; wages.
He drew links between climate change, poverty, corporate greed, materialism, vested interests and political inertia.
As bishop, he railed against poverty, corporate greed, racism, nuclear arms, military spending and war.
The aim was to intervene at the moment where the American dream (home ownership, individualism, social mobility) meets the American reality (poverty, corporate greed, vulture capitalism).
Its potential references include mass production, graphic design, corporate logos, class, poverty, waste or plenty, processed or comfort food, and recreational drinking.
The Maoists, who in 2010 killed 76 paramilitary police in an ambush in Chhattisgarh, have been able to seize on poverty, corporate exploitation of resources and social grievances to recruit tribal people to their cause.
But under his presidency, the gap between rich and poor and black and white grew; Guantánamo is still open; the financial system that caused the crash remains intact and unrepentant; poverty, corporate profits, deportations and whistleblower convictions are up.
Are you listening, Russell Brand, and admirers of the man with the most manicured chest in Britain?" Robinson admitted that Brand's campaigning about the links between corporate greed and poverty have "energised, excited and enthused people about some of the great issues of our time".
They pledge, as one of their Web sites puts it, to "celebrate and renew our resistance to corporate globalization, militarism, poverty, starvation, campaign finance corruption, sexism, racism, homo/trans-phobia, criminalization of youth, environmental destruction, prison industrial complex, genocide," and that's just for starters.
The late Philip M. Stern founded FIJ to invest in the work of determined journalists in the fight against racism, poverty, corporate greed, and governmental corruption.
