Comment on The 19th-Century Family Fortunes Funding DegrowthparentComments−newspaper11moI mean those charts don’t pass the sniff test. Being healthy (or sick for that matter!) was basically free, now it costs over a thousand dollars a month in insurance. A huge chunk of most people’s income.Same with housing (and education): https://www.visualcapitalist.com/charted-american-income-vs-...−sobellian1moIs it fair to say that you're more interested in discussing wealth inequality than environmental policy?−newspaper11moDegrowth touches both subjects. Billionaires for instance are top polluters. Leveling resource distribution would prevent that.
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I mean those charts don’t pass the sniff test. Being healthy (or sick for that matter!) was basically free, now it costs over a thousand dollars a month in insurance. A huge chunk of most people’s income.
Same with housing (and education): https://www.visualcapitalist.com/charted-american-income-vs-...
Is it fair to say that you're more interested in discussing wealth inequality than environmental policy?
Degrowth touches both subjects. Billionaires for instance are top polluters. Leveling resource distribution would prevent that.