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Salvation of the Nation, and its Obstacles

October 29, 2011 | Filed under: Commentary

I learned a few things from reading Niall Ferguson’s column in Newsweek (31 Oct 2011): The well-being of the nation depends on the generosity of the wealthy. Social mobility is lower in the US than in Canada and Europe. Teacher’s unions are the reason why students in poor neighborhoods can’t …

The 39%

October 20, 2011 | Filed under: Uncategorized

Thomas DiPrete takes a slightly different view of the poll I quoted the other day from David Gergen and Michael Zuckermann in a CNN article. In Is This a Great Country? Upward Mobility and the Chance for Riches in Comtemporary America, Nov 28, 2005, he thinks this an extreme interpretation …

“We are all millionaires”, or most of us anyway

October 18, 2011 | Filed under: Commentary

I read an interesting statistic in a column by David Gergen and Michael Zuckermann at cnn.com. Regarding income brackets, it references a 2000 survey where “no less than 19% considered themselves in the top 1% — and another 20% on top of that expected they would be soon.” It’s hard …

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