Harvard: U.S. Wealth Gap Will Worsen

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poverty-poorThe rich will be getting richer for a while. The gap between America’s rich, middle, and lower classes isn’t going to improve in the near future, a Harvard Business School study found.

The report, “An Economy Doing Half its Job,” even calls the gap “unsustainable.” Good news: American companies are slowly recovering their competitive edge-but workers are still struggling to gain better pay and benefits.

By polling nearly 2,000 alumni, it found 47 percent of respondents expected American companies to become less internationally competitive and less able to pay higher salaries. Read more.

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  1. The reality is that the GOP opposes personal liberty from an improved community. Refusing proper taxation of the higher end of wealth is not “giving people what they earned”. It is restricting the development of human communities that improve education, infrastructure, dignity and all durable simple luxuries of personal safety and community development. The reality is that personal earnings are not just your house and toys but also your role in society. The treason is that limiting and giving kick backs to higher end income earners stipulates that humanity is not impressive enough to sustain. It is pagan and promotes a pharaoh’s democracy. Thus in this era, it is humane to follow a democrat’s approach to personal integrity. The development of your community is a personal austerity and reason concludes that a wise man makes sure that his fellow-man is safe. Holding all of your cards to keep your own self-interested romance is trust neglect. Humanity is not grown by personal starvation. Until the GOP can acknowledge the role of human interest, Torah is limited by the reality that Torah has spared the life of good feasible measures for personal conduct. Think before you ask your G-d to throw away the books of yesterday’s feelings and roles.

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