There are no economic policies which increase economic activity which don't also increase the concentration of wealth. Free people, acting independently to make money, will have winners and losers. Our policies can slow it, they can speed it up but the very nature of trade is that we will create hiearchies and the people at the top of the hiearchy will accumulate wealth.
So long as everyone's standard of living is increasing - this isn't a "deal breaker". Our economic policies and education policies have to facilitate that but it's not all "trickle down economics" - there's no panacea that gets us to a eutopia. Wealth concentration is a function of competition between people. If some people are vastly outcompeting other people we have to look at *why* that's happening. Most of that will boil down to "free will" including the will to make less money.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/05/2019 04:35AM by Death_Claw.
