Isn't he saying that the problem is that economic inequality is seen as the
cause, not the effect? I think that's in line with all of the points you brought
up.
Isn't he saying that the problem is that economic inequality is seen as the cause, not the effect? I think that's in line with all of the points you brought up.
The distinction is helpful; thanks. My first point is that it's a cause, according to a lot of research.
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Isn't he saying that the problem is that economic inequality is seen as the cause, not the effect? I think that's in line with all of the points you brought up.
The distinction is helpful; thanks. My first point is that it's a cause, according to a lot of research.