I figure income inequality is principally fueled by anemic growth, which may well be caused by low monetary growth and low interest rates. The rich now are jus

I figure income inequality is principally fueled by anemic growth, which may well be caused by low monetary growth and low interest rates. The rich now are just "paper rich" (outside of bubbly-again real estate) and the physical portions of the economy remain stagnant. Some kind person on HN actually clued me to this, and that was s serious penny drop. And of course I lost the post... Could be wishful thinking on my part, but I read "Monetary History" years ago and it took root.