Populism is seen as irrational and reprehensible. It is neither. It seems entirely rational for the bottom 90% of the US population to question why they are getting only 2% of income gains. It hardly seems strange that workers in Britain should complain at the weakest decade for real wage growth since the Napoleonic wars.
Monday, March 27, 2017
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… Populism is the result of global economic failure | Business | The Guardian. (Hat tip, Dave Lull.)
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Indeed. The only thing is, are members of the top 10% seriously invested in change?
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