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I'm not convinced that the top 10% sell things to the bottom 90%. We may have a situation where the different wealth brackets operate their own economies that
by bhousel 15y ago
I'm not convinced that the top 10% sell things to the bottom 90%. We may have a situation where the different wealth brackets operate their own economies that really don't have much to do with each other. (I do agree with your main point that wealth creation isn't a zero sum game, which should be obvious to anyone by now).
- jbooth 15y agoDifferent wealth brackets operating in their own economies, what? The guy who picks your oranges drives a lexus? Yeah, you're working for rich people, but somewhere along the line those people are making money by selling to people who work from a living. Personally, my software buys advertising on exchanges to sell to agencies who are acting for large companies who have subsidiaries who sell things to people who work for a living. It's just a question of how many degrees.