Economically speaking: Exposing the inequality scam
The public is constantly told income inequality is rising and the government should do something. It's not true.
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The public is constantly told income inequality is rising and the government should do something. A recent NZ Listener article asserted iinequality had risen faster “in recent years” than in almost any other developed country.
One newspaper headline described this country as one of the “worst in
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Bryce Wilkinson
Sat, 22 Oct 2016
Sat, 22 Oct 2016
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Economically speaking: Exposing the inequality scam
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