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I’m not sure I see the point of publishing these statistics over and over. When it comes to capitalism, income inequality is not a bug, it’s a feature.
John, I think it’s always good to see a new perspective on what’s happened. I do not think capitalism on its own is the problem. The problem is anti-ethical kleptocracy maintained by propaganda, mass-deception, disinformation, dyseducation and systemic corruption. For example, Norway’s doing a relatively good job of using capitalism for the good of its people. I could offer more examples.
A very interesting data source. Thank you.