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Wealth disparity widens as elites profit from "summary" of The Money Culture by Michael Lewis

The rich get richer and the poor get poorer. This simple and brutal truth lies at the heart of our economy. In good times, the gap between the haves and the have-nots widens. During bad times, it widens even more. The elites always seem to come out on top, no matter what. They profit from the misfortunes of others, exploiting every opportunity to increase their wealth. As the elites amass more and more riches, the rest of society struggles to make ends meet. The middle class dwindles, while the number of people living in poverty continues to rise. The gap between the top 1% and everyone else has never been wider. The elites have a stranglehold on our economy, using their power and influence to ensure that they continue to profit at the expense of the masses. While the elites revel in their wealth and privilege, the rest of society is left to fend for themselves. The playing field is not level, and the odds are stacked against those who are not part of the elite class. The elites have access to resources and opportunities that most people can only dream of. They use their wealth to further enrich themselves, while the rest of society is left to struggle with the scraps that are left behind. The consequences of this widening wealth disparity are far-reaching. Social unrest and economic instability are just the beginning. As the elites continue to profit, the rest of society is left to bear the brunt of their greed and selfishness. The gap between the rich and the poor will only continue to grow unless something is done to level the playing field. But as long as the elites are in control, it seems unlikely that anything will change.
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    The Money Culture

    Michael Lewis

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