June 21, 2011
Robert Reich explains the current problems with the economy...
… in two minutes, 15 seconds. He does a nice job. His cartooning skills are pretty good, too.
I am a theoretical physicist and currently Director of UCITE (University Center for Innovation in Teaching and Education) at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio. I am the author of three books: God vs. Darwin: The War Between Evolution and Creationism in the Classroom (2009), The Achievement Gap in US education: Canaries in the Mine (2005), and Quest for Truth: Scientific Progress and Religious Beliefs (2000). Disclaimer: The views expressed in this blog are my personal ones and are not those of UCITE or Case Western Reserve University. If you wish, you can send me an email by clicking here.
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Thank you for this very nice clip. Middle class indeed is the growth engine of a healthy economy. and the boundaries between middle class and low class are becoming more and more blurred.
I'm missing the link to the employment market which is also a key factor. It seems like some kind of Robin Hood is needed urgently here to solve the key points 2 and 3.
That's sound really real huge statement about Economy. I watch this video and every thoughts seems to me complicated. I appreciate his cartooning skills are well. Thanks!