That link isn't directly about wealth distribution, more about how its distributed. And given my own biases, I'm not surprised about the results. The Works Pro

That link isn't directly about wealth distribution, more about how its distributed. And given my own biases, I'm not surprised about the results. The Works Progress Administration built a lot of infrastructure we still depend on today with unemployed people. Until we get to the point where all our roads, bridges, airports, etc are looking as good as the ones you find in other parts of the world, underpaying healthy people to run asphalt machines for 20 hours a week (or whatever), or provide childcare, gives us a return on the basic societal need to keep people from starving.