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1 Income and Wealth Inequality

2 The Context 400 Years of Progress

3 The Context 400 Years of Progress Life longevity 40 yrs to 80+ years

4 The Context 400 Years of Progress Life longevity 40 yrs to 80+ years
Violence Decreased significantly

5 The Context 400 Years of Progress Life longevity 40 yrs to 80+ years
Violence Decreased significantly Absolute Poverty Decreased significantly

6 The Context

7 The Context 400 Years of Progress Life longevity 40 yrs to 80+ years
Violence Decreased significantly Absolute Poverty Decreased significantly Steven Pinker: Better Angels; Enlightenment Now Hans Rosling: New Insights on Poverty (video)

8 The Current Situation Does Income and Wealth Inequality Exist?
If So, Is This a Problem? If So, What Are Some Causes? Can Anything Be Done to Reduce Inequalities?

9 Existence of Inequalities

10 Existence of Inequalities

11 Existence of Inequalities

12 Problem of Inequalities
Higher Levels of Inequality Related to: Lower life expectancy Increased mental illness Higher infant mortality Increased homicides Increased obesity Lower education scores Increased teenage births Lower social trust Wilkinson & Pickett: The Spirit Level

13 Causes of Inequalities
Mindset Access to Energy Connectivity Levels of Education Access to Capital Level of Private Debt

14 Mindset - Spiral Dynamics Impulsive/ Egocentric
Color Meme Basic Theme Characteristics Beige Survivalistic Act to Stay Alive Develop habits; form bands Purple Magical/ Animalistic Keep Spirits Happy; Make Tribe Safe Obey desires of spirit; Allegiance to chief and elders Red Impulsive/ Egocentric Be What You Are Regardless of Outcomes World is full of threats; Demand respect; Conquer enemies Blue Authoritarian Life Has Meaning; Predetermined Outcomes Sacrifice self for order; Order enforces code of conduct Orange Success Act in Own Self Interest Progress is inherent as a result of risk taking

15 Causes of Inequalities
Access to Energy

16 Causes of Inequalities

17 Causes of Inequalities
Connectivity

18 Causes of Inequalities
Connectivity Analog

19 Causes of Inequalities
Connectivity Digital

20 Causes of Inequalities
Connectivity Sources of Income

21 Causes of Inequalities
Levels of Education

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25 Causes of Inequalities
Access to Capital

26 Active Passive

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29 Kiyosaki: Rich Dad, Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That The Poor and Middle Class Do Not

30 Causes of Inequalities
80/20 Rule

31 Reduce Inequalities Recognize There is a Challenge

32 Reduce Inequalities Recognize There is a Challenge Change Mindset

33 Color Meme Basic Theme Characteristics Blue Authoritarian Predetermined Outcomes Sacrifice self for order Orange Success Act in Own Self Interest Progress is inherent as a result of risk-taking Green Egalitarian Inner Peace, Serve Others Consult to spread resources and opportunities to all Yellow Integrative Live Fully & Responsibly Integrate differences within natural hierarchies and systems Turquoise Holistic Experience Life Wholeness World is single, dynamic system; Self is both distinct & blended Beck, D., & Cowan, C. (1996/2005). Spiral dynamics: Mastering values, leadership and change

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35 Reduce Inequalities Recognize There is a Challenge Change Mindset
Acknowledge Cycles

36 Generational Cycles Spring Summer Fall Winter

37 Generational Cycles Spring Summer Fall Winter
Strauss, W., & Howe, N. (1997). The fourth turning: An American prophecy - What the cycles of history tell us about America's next rendezvous with destiny.

38 Business Cycles

39 Reduce Inequalities Recognize There is a Challenge Change Mindset
Acknowledge Cycles Acknowledge Ecological Impact

40 Reduce Inequalities Ecological Footprint

41 Doughnut Economics Climate Change Biodiversity Loss Land Conservation
Nitrogen & Phosphorous Loading

42 Reduce Inequalities Recognize There is a Challenge Change Mindset
Acknowledge Cycles Acknowledge Ecological Impact Consider Immediate Challenges

43 Challenges Alternatives Guaranteed Annual Income
Guaranteed Job 32-hour Workweek Social Benefits Robots, Automation, Artificial Intelligence

44 Increase Social Benefits

45 Increase Social Benefits

46 Challenges Alternatives Guaranteed Annual Income Guaranteed Job
32-hour Workweek Social Benefits Robots, Automation, Artificial Intelligence Alternative Energy Reduce Lifestyles Global Climate Change

47 Challenges Alternatives Increase Productivity Slowing Economy
Increase Population Increase Money Supply Slowing Economy

48 Increase Economy Increase Productivity
Increase Specialization  Education and Training

49 Increase Economy Increase Productivity
Increase Specialization  Education and Training

50 Increase Economy Increase Productivity
Increase Specialization  Education and Training Increase Trade  Connectivity

51 Increase Economy Increase Productivity
Increase Specialization  Education and Training Increase Trade  Connectivity

52 Increase Economy Increase Productivity
Increase Specialization  Education and Training Increase Trade  Connectivity Increase Technology  Public / Private Partnerships

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54 Increase Economy Increase Productivity Increase Population
Increase Specialization  Education and Training Increase Trade  Connectivity Increase Technology  Public / Private Partnerships Increase Population Births Immigration

55 Increase Economy Increase Productivity Increase Population
Increase Specialization  Education and Training Increase Trade  Connectivity Increase Technology  Public / Private Partnerships Increase Population Births Immigration Increase Money Supply

56 Increase Economy Increase Productivity Increase Population
Increase Specialization  Education and Training Increase Trade  Connectivity Increase Technology  Public / Private Partnerships Increase Population Births Immigration Increase Money Supply

57 Reduce Wealth Inequality
Increase Taxes on Wealthy & Decrease Tax Avoidance

58 Reduce Wealth Inequality
Increase Taxes on Wealthy & Decrease Tax Avoidance 79% 16%

59 Reduce Wealth Inequality Large Businesses & Farms
Increase Taxes on Wealthy & Decrease Tax Avoidance Increase Estate & Inheritance Taxes All Top 10% Top 5% Top 1% Top 0.1% Large Businesses & Farms % of All Estate Taxes Paid 100 88 78 61 27 12

60 Reduce Wealth Inequality
Increase Taxes on Wealthy & Decrease Tax Avoidance Increase Estate & Inheritance Taxes Educate For Passive Income & Accumulation of Assets Encourage Profit Sharing for All Workers Eliminate Restrictions on Immigration

61 Dynamic Systems & Network Economists
George Gilder Hermann Daly Hyman Minsky Joshua Farley Steve Keen Arnold Kling Mariana Mazzucato Joseph Stiglitz Richard Duncan Nassim Taleb


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