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I think this should be less about their massive wealth - rather the relative poverty and insecurity of most people who live paycheck to paycheck.. Is it a zero
by techer 9y ago
I think this should be less about their massive wealth - rather the relative poverty and insecurity of most people who live paycheck to paycheck..
Is it a zero sum game?
- influx 9y agoNo, the economy is NOT NOT NOT NOT a zero-sum game. http://www.asktheharvardmba.com/2008/05/03/is-global-economics-a-zero-sum-game/ http://www.asktheharvardmba.com/2008/05/03/is-global-economi...
- harry8 9y agoIf you accept it is not a zero sum game this is in no way equivalent to suggesting the strongest should have their way on how the cake is cut. Regressive shares do not make a larger total all by themselves, in fact at some point there are very negative returns to the total when the wealthiest get a bigger share.
- porfirium 9y ago>World economics are definitely NOT a zero-sum game. Were that truly the case, you’d still be sitting around your cave with your buddies Thak and Grunt, snacking on beetles and grubs. Clearly, the world economy is larger today than it was 25 years ago. This guy forgot the small detail that when we were neanderthals we yet had to explore the world.
- vixen99 9y agoWhy would that be important?