kiwiman127
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Just maybe if workers were paid for their high productivity that highly contributed to profits, the chart would look vastly different.
Its a fact that wages have been stagnant despite almost 90% growth in worker productivity since the
80s and the economy has grown over 90%! Somebody profited greatly and those same people forgot who helped generate their wealth.
As you noted, it's the first time since the depression and prior to the depression the wealth gap was as wide as it is now. Now think about it and what exactly does that tell you about the coincident.
Its a fact that wages have been stagnant despite almost 90% growth in worker productivity since the
80s and the economy has grown over 90%! Somebody profited greatly and those same people forgot who helped generate their wealth.
As you noted, it's the first time since the depression and prior to the depression the wealth gap was as wide as it is now. Now think about it and what exactly does that tell you about the coincident.
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