后家当时代-金融时代-立异时代-若何削减贫富差距(国外英文资料).docVIP

后工业时代-金融时代-创新时代-如何缩小贫富差距(国外英文资料) The post-industrial age - the age of innovation - how to narrow the gap between rich and poor? Author: former director of the national economic council, Lawrence h. Lawrence, a professor at Harvard University. Summers writes for the financial times The shop name The largest default smaller background [85] print E-mail collection of tencent micro blog sina weibo The major problems facing the United States and Europe in the coming years will be a lack of economic output due to weak demand. No measures can like to boost demand and the resulting income, living standards, as well as for the system and the confidence for the future of the ascension, increasing the income of all citizens, either the poor, middle class or the rich. However, it would be a mistake to think that our problems are cyclical, or that they can be addressed by macroeconomic means. Just like the evolution of the agricultural economy to industrial economy to a profound impact on almost all of the social system, from the evolution of the industrial economy to knowledge economy also can produce a similar effect. Whatever the future economic recovery, the trends that preceded the Great Recession will be with us for a long time. The most important of these trends is that the market brings a small percentage of peoples returns, and the gap is wider than most peoples gains. The Congressional Budget Office (Congressional Budget Office) to a recent study shows that after stripping out inflation, Americas population of the top 1% of income, increased by 275% from 1979 to 1979. Middle-class incomes have risen by only 40% in the same period. Even the gloomy figures, the average American to beautify the situation, because they cannot find work or to give up the number of people looking for work has increased. In 1965, aged 25 to 54 male citizens, only one over twenty without work, and by the end of 2020, even though the cyclical economic recovery, the proportion is also could rea