Josh Rauh on The Impact of Government Programs on Wealth Inequality | Ch.2 | HISPBC

Claims of surging income inequality rely on pre-tax data while ignoring unreported income, smaller family sizes, and government benefits like Social Security. When these additional factors are accounted for, top wealth shares have been relatively flat since the 1960s.
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[@carsonpetraitis8521]

Is there a way to get a copy of his presentation?

[@Waldohasaskit210]

"These are government economists coming in, saying university economists are not properly using government data but that is not reported in the media at all"

[@MayorMcC666]

its a bit ridiculous to take a poll of hoover institute attendees and pretend like it is a representative sample. overall good video though

[@MayorMcC666]

calling a french immagrant who works at Berkely a Frenchman is unamerican