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Simple answer: Growth was primarily for the already rich, leaving those in poverty behind. It's not necessarily that the underprivileged got poorer, it's more
by JohnDoe365 12y ago
Simple answer: Growth was primarily for the already rich, leaving those in poverty behind.
It's not necessarily that the underprivileged got poorer, it's more that they didn't grow, which results in a virtual gap still widening.