中产空心化阻碍美国经济复苏（The hollowing out of the Middle East blocks the recovery of Americas economy）.docVIP

中产空心化阻碍美国经济复苏（The hollowing out of the Middle East blocks the recovery of Americas economy） The hollowing out of the Middle East blocks the recovery of Americas economy Economist J K Galbraith Galbraith (J.K.) has said that the only meaning of economic forecasting is to make astrology look respectable. Economists blamed the bad winter weather for the main reason for the 1% contraction in the U.S. economy in the first quarter of this year. They pointed out that now that the polar vortex is over, the long expected economic growth of the United States will finally take off. Thats the profession that economists cant shake. In my opinion, I prefer to refer to the constellation analysis or the weather forecast. The fact that economic forecasters have not yet accepted from the bottom of the heart is that the US economy has fundamentally changed. Since the recovery began five years ago, the purchasing power of most Americans has not just stagnated, but has actually declined. Sentier Research data show that, at actual value, the median household income in the United States is $53000, down more than $4000, or 7.6%, compared to the beginning of the recession in 2008. But the American economy as a whole has long gone beyond the size of the economic crisis. The main culprit is the growing inequality between income and wealth - the core of our economy. As the Bank of England (Bank of England) President Mark? Carney (Mark Carney) said recently that: in every society, almost without exception, the income distribution between the same generation and intergenerational inequality has increased significantly. When the bulk of economic growth flows to a small part of the top social ladder, the proportion of what will be spent on spending will be very limited. Overall economic growth continues to be fragile. There are no mysteries about the factors that are working. Take the U.S. housing market recovery as an example, the process has stalled again in the past few months (a negative trend