Big Corporations are overextended (e.g., empty office buildings; buying up real estate; loss of customer base; pushing out tech that fails; import everything > sustainable manufacturing). Rather than take the huge $$ loss, they are pushing it off on us, the consumer. The result is a widening gap between "the rich" and "the rest," as "the rest" have no jobs, no money, no land, no food, no healthcare, no social security/medicare...
As we're moving to a global currency, the wealth gap will continue to increase.
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[ 4.7 ms ] story [ 13.2 ms ] threadBig Corporations are overextended (e.g., empty office buildings; buying up real estate; loss of customer base; pushing out tech that fails; import everything > sustainable manufacturing). Rather than take the huge $$ loss, they are pushing it off on us, the consumer. The result is a widening gap between "the rich" and "the rest," as "the rest" have no jobs, no money, no land, no food, no healthcare, no social security/medicare...
As we're moving to a global currency, the wealth gap will continue to increase.