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Specifically, they want to live in Sweden
Study: Most Americans Want Wealth Distribution Similar to Sweden | AlterNet
Study: Most Americans Want Wealth Distribution Similar to Sweden | AlterNet
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You want to get rid of 92 of the population?Do I get to pick which ones to send there?
Specifically, they want to live in Sweden
Study: Most Americans Want Wealth Distribution Similar to Sweden | AlterNet
The media often report that U.S. income inequality has increased steadily in recent decades. Pundits and policymakers have decried the apparent rise in the share of national income going to those at the top. But has inequality really increased? In a recent book, Income and Wealth, and new Cato study, Alan Reynolds takes a close look at the data on incomes and finds serious flaws in the way those data are being used to track trends over time. He will discuss why he believes that there is little evidence that U.S. income inequality has increased, at least since the late 1980s.
And there's a real material difference when the Democrats are in office?I don't blame most Americans for hating the fact that the rich have captured most of the productivity gains during the last three decades.
Yet, Republicans cheer lead this shit.
Specifically, they want to live in Sweden
Study: Most Americans Want Wealth Distribution Similar to Sweden | AlterNet
There was an interesting study that came out in 2007 which you might find interesting:
The media often report that U.S. income inequality has increased steadily in recent decades. Pundits and policymakers have decried the apparent rise in the share of national income going to those at the top. But has inequality really increased? In a recent book, Income and Wealth, and new Cato study, Alan Reynolds takes a close look at the data on incomes and finds serious flaws in the way those data are being used to track trends over time. He will discuss why he believes that there is little evidence that U.S. income inequality has increased, at least since the late 1980s.
Has U.S. Income Inequality Increased? | Cato Institute: Policy Forum
Would Sweden take those 92 percent?
Would Sweden take those 92 percent?
They will probably only take people with blond hair and great bodies. I am fairly certain that will fall below 92% of the US population.
Specifically, they want to live in Sweden
Study: Most Americans Want Wealth Distribution Similar to Sweden | AlterNet
There was an interesting study that came out in 2007 which you might find interesting:
The media often report that U.S. income inequality has increased steadily in recent decades. Pundits and policymakers have decried the apparent rise in the share of national income going to those at the top. But has inequality really increased? In a recent book, Income and Wealth, and new Cato study, Alan Reynolds takes a close look at the data on incomes and finds serious flaws in the way those data are being used to track trends over time. He will discuss why he believes that there is little evidence that U.S. income inequality has increased, at least since the late 1980s.
Has U.S. Income Inequality Increased? | Cato Institute: Policy Forum
CATO Institute? Really? The Rich think everything is fine. The CATO Institute brought to you by the billionaire Koch family.
True, Cato was founded in 1977 by Edward H. Crane and Charles Koch. However, they've stayed true to their libertarian roots. I get paid more than their CEO.
There was an interesting study that came out in 2007 which you might find interesting:
Has U.S. Income Inequality Increased? | Cato Institute: Policy Forum
CATO Institute? Really? The Rich think everything is fine. The CATO Institute brought to you by the billionaire Koch family.
True, Cato was founded in 1977 by Edward H. Crane and Charles Koch. However, they've stayed true to their libertarian roots. I get paid more than their CEO.
Would Sweden take those 92 percent?
They will probably only take people with blond hair and great bodies. I am fairly certain that will fall below 92% of the US population.
I don't blame most Americans for hating the fact that the rich have captured most of the productivity gains during the last three decades.
Yet, Republicans cheer lead this shit.