Since the economic recession in 2008, the world economy has found its footing and the GDPs of industrialized countries have steadily been rising. However, as businesses managed to optimize production efficiency after millions of jobs were lost , troubling consequences have emerged for workers with low income security or savings. The value of currencies are rising, basic necessities such as education and healthcare are becoming more expensive , yet middle wages are not rising to compensate . Income and wealth inequalities in the U.S. are higher now than ever before in the nation’s history according to a study from […]
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