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Tag Archives: Wealth Distribution
Why The Millennials Feel The Bern
The Global Macro Monitor has been writing about the Clash of Generations for years, and way before the headlines and data that are now starting to show up in the MSM. See here. The fight taking place between the moderates … Continue reading
America’s Perilous Path Of Wealth Distribution
Summary We illustrate the stark contrast in the growth of household wealth between the different percentile groups since Q1 2000 The top 1% of households now hold more wealth than the bottom 90% The aggregate nominal wealth of the bottom … Continue reading
Be Skeptics Of Macro Data In The Two-Speed Economy
Dig deeper, folks. Our good friend, David Jones, sent the following IBD piece over this evening. If you been following GMM over the past week, you know we are knee-deep in the Federal Reserve’s distribution of wealth data (see our … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Uncategorized
Tagged Income distribution, Stats, Wealth Distribution
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Consequences Of Jack Asset Monetary Policy
You have to own assets to make it in the New Economy. Pity the younger generations. Check out the growing wealth disparity in the below chart, which is clearly the result of monetary policy. The Fed’s increasing reliance on the … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Monetary Policy, Uncategorized
Tagged Wealth Distribution, Wealth Effect
44 Comments
Wealth Inequality In the United States
This is not a chart that generates confidence in future political and social stability. It looks like the jaws of a Great White ready to bite someone in the arse. Clearly a contributing factor in the rise of populism and anti-elitism, … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Politics, Poverty, Uncategorized
Tagged Economics, Wealth Distribution
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