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Isn't he saying that the problem is that economic inequality is seen as the cause, not the effect? I think that's in line with all of the points you brought up.
by zachlatta 11y ago
Isn't he saying that the problem is that economic inequality is seen as the
cause, not the effect? I think that's in line with all of the points you brought
up.
- hackuser 11y ago> Isn't he saying that the problem is that economic inequality is seen as the cause, not the effect? I think that's in line with all of the points you brought up. The distinction is helpful; thanks. My first point is that it's a cause, according to a lot of research.