So what is income equality? Would that be everyone who does the same job getting paid the exact same? If this is the case should that still apply even when everyone doing the job does not do it equally or preform at the same level?
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So what is income equality? Would that be everyone who does the same job getting paid the exact same? If this is the case should that still apply even when everyone doing the job does not do it equally or preform at the same level?
This has nothing to do with education and everything to do with greed. The middle class is very well educated and wage growth has been stagnant amongst this group for 30+ years while skyrocketing for CEO'S and executives. I can't believe people think this is an education issue, amazing.
If our education system didn't instill an attitude of entitlement many more so-called educated people would become CEO's.
It is a problem with education, the only greed I see is the envy of those that have not achieved wealth.
If our education system didn't instill an attitude of entitlement many more so-called educated people would become CEO's.
It is a problem with education, the only greed I see is the envy of those that have not achieved wealth.
When the income of the top 1% increases 275% over 30 years and middle class wages increase just 20% over the same timeframe, the result is today's economy. I don't understand how anyone thinks having most of the money in the hands of a few is good for an economy.
If our education system didn't instill an attitude of entitlement many more so-called educated people would become CEO's.
It is a problem with education, the only greed I see is the envy of those that have not achieved wealth.
When the income of the top 1% increases 275% over 30 years and middle class wages increase just 20% over the same timeframe, the result is today's economy. I don't understand how anyone thinks having most of the money in the hands of a few is good for an economy.
First off, most of the money is not in the hands of a few. Second, as you acknowledge, all income groups have gained. Today's economy is the result of Obama's failed economic policies, not the income earned by the top 1%.
Other than spouting nonsense, do you have anything to contribute here?
If our education system didn't instill an attitude of entitlement many more so-called educated people would become CEO's.
It is a problem with education, the only greed I see is the envy of those that have not achieved wealth.
When the income of the top 1% increases 275% over 30 years and middle class wages increase just 20% over the same timeframe, the result is today's economy. I don't understand how anyone thinks having most of the money in the hands of a few is good for an economy.
If our education system didn't instill an attitude of entitlement many more so-called educated people would become CEO's.
It is a problem with education, the only greed I see is the envy of those that have not achieved wealth.
When the income of the top 1% increases 275% over 30 years and middle class wages increase just 20% over the same timeframe, the result is today's economy. I don't understand how anyone thinks having most of the money in the hands of a few is good for an economy.
and exactly how do you think Obama's policies are solving this 'big problem' you have identified.....?
btw taxing them more isn't going to solve the problem....that will only increase govt.
So 5 years ago when UE was like 5% or less and GDP was growing at some kind of reasonable rate, was that decades in the making too?
You are spouting generalities with very little proof or logic. You'll have to do better to hang with the big boys.
Obama has not proposed cutting gov't growth and spending.
Fail.
Both the republicans as well as the democrats have instituted policies that have brought us to the point we are at now.
In all fairness, it will require cooperation from both sides to fix it, and will take at least as much time as it took us to get into this mess. There are no quick fixes, and neither side can claim the high ground.
So 5 years ago when UE was like 5% or less and GDP was growing at some kind of reasonable rate, was that decades in the making too?
You are spouting generalities with very little proof or logic. You'll have to do better to hang with the big boys.
Growth 5 years ago was fueled by a housing bubble, also decades in the making.