I'm not making it personal...
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... just admiring the charts and graphs.
I didn't until she decided to.
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I'm not making it personal...
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... just admiring the charts and graphs.
Economics by pictures.
What's not to love about that?
Here's something for you to look up. Ever since Trump's border crackdown, wages have been rising...
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Such a victim. You are truly a special snowflake.![]()
Water 505 her consistency comment was to me about consistent expression through gifs.
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And its basic supply and demand of labor. Post WWII, tech sloping up, automation sloping up, production for export sloping up (WWII caused much US exports after it), etc.
Labor being the primary cost at the time (cost more than capital to produce something), entry of women into the workforce, at that point in time, and in that manner (movement, force, activism, etc), simply increased the supply of labor, and reduced its cost. It created the beginning of that gap in the graph.
Research who funded the women's lib movement, it may complete that circle of knowledge.
What in the Wide World of Sports are you talking about, Professor Gibberish?
Where's the confusion?
Obviously between your ears. Your post is stream of consciousness nonsense. The last sentence was the cherry on top.
1. Go back and check where she wrote 'consistency' first.
2. No, my basic supply and demand suggestion is not nonsense - go back and read my post yesterday with the dates I provided.
3. The funding of the women's lib I'll leave it for another thread, it's beside the point. But do some research it won't hurt you.
Yes the tax code has been used by the wealthy to increase their wealth. Putting it back is not "social justice outcomes". It's smart economics for the middle class.
All that your pictures show is that .01% of the population make a lot more money than the median. They do not show causality. I have given you several factors of cause, but you denigrate them and ridicule them.
You need look no further than Silicon Valley to see another mechanism. There very rich people run companies that just do not need a large workforce. The few employees they have are, indeed, very productive and very well paid and the officers and original shareholders help skew your beautiful charts and graphs because charts and graphs do not include the changing landscape of business methods and models. You take the simplistic view that we can do something about this, that there is just an easy fix by pushing the tax code back. To what point we're going to push it back to, you offer no clue, and trust me on this issue, even if a majority felt like you do that we need to push it back, you cannot get any sort of a consensus on the central point, where, at what point, we are going to push it back to?
And guess who will still be at the top no matter how you try to bring them down...
Oh, look. The Genius is here to explain everything. This is the same guy who said all rich people inherited their money and never worked hard for it.
He's just part of my ignore list.
Just let him cackle with the rest of the ignorants...
You're not rich. You'll never be rich.
You vote to help the rich, and they laugh at you.
You're a joke. Your entire life is a joke. Your political philosophy is a joke.
He's just part of my ignore list.
Just let him cackle with the rest of the ignorants...