I was watching a book discussion program on American inequality on C-Span today.. I think the financial inequality situation could be vastly improved, if the citizen recognized that whether he knows it or not, he is committed to capitalism's success--America's capitalism.
In the high school's the rubrics of capitalism could be taught and students could have their own investment accounts. I've come up with such a plan under Didactics, but there's plenty of other means, I'm sure.
Like a savings account, the student account would gain simple interest while through investing, even in a mutual fund, interest ought to be accrued.
I am mindful that in Alaska, oil revenue is shared with the citizenry who each year earn a stipend by simply living there. The worker would have to work on American shores in order to participate.
What should be the outcomes?
1. Greater pride in being an American and working for industry here in the USA.
2. Earned cash by virtue of their labor and hard work. Concern to keep the party going for those who contributing.
3. A reminder to buy American!
The rich benefit from making investments through the capitalist system; but they keep it to themselves. Access to capitalism tends to be limited to retirement accounts for the average joe.
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