Inequality - What Can be Done? (3)
October 6, 2019
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as posted by the channelSocial issues with wealth gap, and wealth inequality, and discrimination? Let's solve this?!
Topics covered include:
If the data shows unequal outcomes, does that mean someone was being treated unfairly, independent of what happens between people?
The morality of this, “you’re not getting ahead because the man is keeping you down” narrative
Facing discrimination does not mean one cannot advance, based on history.
Development of skills useful to economy
Incentives for work experience and strong family unit.
Minimum wage laws and labor unions reduce options for building human capital
What about IQ?
Highlighting group differences to help groups also brings the criticism of those groups.
Charity to help with building skills, education etc.
Think long term and sacrifice for future instead of short term rewards.
Build foundation, not give the results. No bandaid solutions!
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