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In case you missed it...
In 2004, the wealthiest 25% of US households owned 87% ($43.6 trillion) of the country’s wealth, while the bottom quartile held no net wealth at all. That is NOT the American dream. From a historical perspective, this sort of stagnant economy has toppled governments.... The Fed has tried fixing the problem by printing more money... with predictably disastrous results. So, how do you get that money back in circulation? How do you fix the problem? Is there any way to do so without it reeking of "redistribution of wealth?" Good question. Maybe one of our great thinkers here will have the answers. |
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