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Things like venture capital, research, and urban renewal projects could produce new technologies and companies (which might help the economy). However, they wou
by harimau777 3y ago
Things like venture capital, research, and urban renewal projects could produce new technologies and companies (which might help the economy). However, they wouldn't necessarily do much to address inequality.
It's the difference between making a bigger pie and distributing the pie more evenly. As I see it, the best strategy is to try to balance both approaches.
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- Eumenes 3y agoThe same governments that created this so-called inequality should receive billions to address the inequality they apparently created? I don't really buy that. And we all know that inequality, from a western perspective, means addressing "equity", which is a fancy term for wealth redistribution, likely along racial/ethnic lines, and not class.
- AnimalMuppet 3y ago> The same governments that created this so-called inequality... 1. Why do you say "so-called"? Isn't there real inequality? 2. How did the governments create it?