What a life

Apr 16, 2007

According to a study done at U.C. Berkeley and the Paris School of Economics, the gap between the very rich and everyone else in the United States is as big as it was just before the Great Depression. The report shows that in 2005, the richest 11 per cent of Americans raked in 70 per cent of the nation’s income. Meanwhile, the bottom 89 per cent struggled with only a meager 30 per cent of the nation’s income.

Don’t tell us things are getting better!