Sudarshana B 1 day ago

Here’s a single-word phrase you could use:

**"Wealthscapes"**

It encapsulates the diverse origins and landscapes of wealth among America's top billionaires.

Joi Cardinal 2 days ago

increase contrast. cant read the wards on the rim

Just Some Guy 2 days ago

Who cares? The following is what matters.

"From 1970 to 2018, the share of aggregate income going to middle-class households fell from 62% to 43%. Over the same period, the share held by upper-income households increased from 29% to 48%. The share flowing to lower-income households inched down from 10% in 1970 to 9% in 2018."

"Upper-income families were the only income tier able to build on their wealth from 2001 to 2016, adding 33% at the median. On the other hand, middle-income families saw their median net worth shrink by 20% and lower-income families experienced a loss of 45%. As of 2016, upper-income families had 7.4 times as much wealth as middle-income families and 75 times as much wealth as lower-income families. These ratios are up from 3.4 and 28 in 1983, respectively."

" From 1983 to 2016, the share of aggregate wealth going to upper-income families increased from 60% to 79%. Meanwhile, the share held by middle-income families has been cut nearly in half, falling from 32% to 17%. Lower-income families had only 4% of aggregate wealth in 2016, down from 7% in 1983."

Stop analyzing and idolizing the wealthy and start focusing on what matters....the inequality. And its negative effects on the vast majority of Americans.