It’s the first Monday in September. That means today is Labor Day. (It also used to mean that school would start tomorrow- but that calendar is no longer in vogue. Some schools started last week and some even began two weeks ago.)
Tag Archives: income inequality
Income and Net Worth Increases at an all time high… NOT!
Here we go again. The US Government is trying to convince us how great the economy is booming. Umm. BS! (I sure am tired hearing how a rising tide raises all boats. Especially when the size of the boat affects how quickly and strongly that tide raises up the boats.)
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Wage deflation
On Friday, I wrote about the income inequality problem. Well, that discussion really has been one of the recurring themes of my blog- because the problem is so widespread. (I even have published a monograph on the subject.)
Constitutional Crisis?
I have often reminded folks that the ability of America to remain a great nation revolves around the stability it garners from its middle class. The evidence (including that from around the world, as well as history) demonstrates that oligarchies are antithetical to liberal constitutions- and vice versa.
Unequal Companies=Income Inequality
I’ve talked often about the abrogation of the social contract that obtained between companies, their employees, and their communities. That schism- advocated by Dr. Milton Friedman– has been accompanied by the erosion of the US middle class and the flattening of wages (except for corporate executives).
Who’s in Charge?
Here we go again. It’s annual report time- and we see that CEO’s are getting more and more outrageous increases to their already bloated salaries. Even if those companies are doing poorly.