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But what is the solution to this problem? The traditionally used solutions are mainly in the government. One approach is to tax people who have enormous wealth and redistribute their wealth into public investment such as basic aspects of life, which is most important for improving education, healthcare, transportation and other economic performance is. However, this solution clearly has vested rights, in addition to which it can compete against other obstacles. For example, many people live in countries where the government can not effectively provide capital resources such as education, medical care, transportation, etc. For example, in some countries, public investment funds often fall into government senior pocket due to corruption, and in fact can be used as intended.
Excessive resource extraction Wealth is unevenly distributed. These are not problems currently bothering the US, and are few proposed solutions? It is unreasonable to expect our infamous evil politicians or seriously distressed citizens of our overwork to solve these problems. Among other things, identity politics has constrained our ability to combine and cope with imminent dangers. In 2008, Former Information Council former Chairman Thomas Fingar said that the global leadership of the United States will "worsen in politics, economics, and perhaps cultural areas." The global trend of NIC in 2030 shows that in the coming decades the US will fall into a domestic crisis due to slow economic growth. Despite American politicians' optimism and optimism, intelligence agencies seem to be convinced that debt bombs and instability in society will greatly weaken the global standing of the United States.