Reposted by Brendan C. Hamilton
One of my most galaxy-brained takes is that politicians and political groups should talk more about workers’ share of national income.
It's one of the clearest, simplest ways to describe how billionaires and corporate elites captured so much of the economy--and something policy can change.
axios.com
U.S. workers' share of national income falls to a new low
Labor's bargaining position has worsened markedly in the last half-decade.
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