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It's quite simply growing wealth inequality, and economists don't know what's going on because they use mathematical models that don't account for this. Recomme
by AndyKelley 1y ago
It's quite simply growing wealth inequality, and economists don't know what's going on because they use mathematical models that don't account for this. Recommend this video if you are curious to learn more:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CivlU8hJVwc&list=PLXuOBKrmFYbKytq9mkcd62sJPb6w12vpU&index=3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CivlU8hJVwc&list=PLXuOBKrmFY...
- intended 1y agoNot entirely true regarding the criticisms of economists. I am not dinging Gary, and I think he’s done a solid job of putting this topic front and center. There are very specifically people who raised the issue of wealth concentration in economics, (Piketty) and theres been a Nobel as well (Bannerjee and Duflo).
- PaulKeeble 1y agoA lot of the riches income depends on the volume of the working class, they destroy the value of that work at their own peril and would be wise to restore sharing some of the benefits of growth or they might find things sharply snap against them.
- tootie 1y agoThat's not what the article is about at all and also not true.