The Rich get Richer and the Poor get Poorer

"Wealthy people are poor and poor people are poor." Living in the United States brings liberties and opportunities to citizens a lot. As we grew, children learned that in America all means equal and fair treatment. In addition, some think that prejudice against minorities is a problem of the past. Jeffrey Lehman's article "The rich makes poor and poor rich people" shows the real world's truth. This article explains more clearly that the treatment of poor people and African-Americans is as different as white people.

"The rich become rich and the poor become poor" This is an expression often heard in the United States and can be expressed as "a gap between rich and poor." Socioeconomic resources stayed at the local level, then government administration - no matter what gap existed, history was a complex level of success. Every summer, forest fires are increasing dramatically in the western part of the United States. Who is responsible for taking care of this problem so as not to cause harm? Or hurricanes attacked eastern coastal areas, causing massive damage, floods and homelessness. Who is responsible for replying? As the government is stratified, no one actually decides who needs to respond or respond.

Regarding capitalism expressed as "rich become richer and poor people are getting poorer", how do these respondents think that rich people will continue to be rich? Can anyone purchase a specific product freely choose? If a person does not want the rich to be rich, and do not buy it at any company under the sun. They can not let you do this. Rich people have this magical, immense source of wealth, and fundamentally unfair is manga and myth. It shows that understanding about how riches are created is inadequate.

In my left middle colleague, this is a general cry: inequality is rising in the United States and around the world. The rich become more prosperous and the poor are becoming poorer. Rich countries become richer and poorer countries become poorer (neoliberalism is almost completely caused). Depending on the number you choose and the way you present them (lies, damn lies, etc), you can assert or cast these numbers based on these horrible statements. On the other hand, our true ability to measure economic inequality is far less accurate than generally understood. For example, even in the US rich in data, statistics on the distribution of assets of the country are the most basic. The estimate of economic inequality largely depends on whether people are paying attention to personal income or checking personal consumption.