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27 Σεπ 2013 · Despite Reich’s clear cut answers about how the middle class has been systematically oppressed for the past 35 years, he (as well as the film) maintains a hopeful, non-cynical, and ultimately ...
Robert Reich teaches at U. Berkeley. Some inequality is inevitable because of the term CAPITALISM. The richest 400 people in the United States have more wealth than the bottom 50 million of us. In 1913 income tax was instituted.
Here are the 3 Central Questions of the film: a. What is happening in terms of income and wealth distribution? b. Why is it happening? c. Is inequality a problem? When does inequality threaten opportunity and. democracy? 2. Measuring Inequality: Top vs. middle income earners. a. 1978. Middle income males = Top 1% = b. 2010. Middle income = Top 1% =
Borrowing the conceit of An Inconvenient Truth, Inequality for All structures itself around a series of lectures Reich gives to his class about basic economic subjects, with expositional infographics and vignettes about his personal life and history interspersed throughout.
13 Απρ 2019 · Read NPI's review of Inequality For All, a film based on the work of progressive thought leader and former Secretary of Labor Robert Reich.
Income inequality has become a threat to present-day US democracy in the US because the wealthy having all that money can influence our politics and make our democracy turn int o a plutocracy; a society ruled by the rich.
Michelle Williams. Review Questions. Write a 3 sentence summary of the main point (s) of the documentary. This documentary dives into the economic problems that are faced by various people in America.
