While I agree with the premise here, I wonder whether this viewpoint, as presented, muddies the definitional issue between "inequality" and "income disparity." When I think of inequality from an economic perspective, income disparity and that fact that the income disparity between the remaining two classes is growing larger, rather than decreasing, comes immediately to mind. That notwithstanding, thank you for the thought provoking post. The thought that came to mind after listening to your post made me wonder whether making the power of government more available to entrepreneurs might be a valid talking point?
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While I agree with the premise here, I wonder whether this viewpoint, as presented, muddies the definitional issue between "inequality" and "income disparity." When I think of inequality from an economic perspective, income disparity and that fact that the income disparity between the remaining two classes is growing larger, rather than decreasing, comes immediately to mind. That notwithstanding, thank you for the thought provoking post. The thought that came to mind after listening to your post made me wonder whether making the power of government more available to entrepreneurs might be a valid talking point?