source avatarJoe Burnett, MSBA

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Ironically, wealth concentration in the top 1% is a symptom of a central bank unemployment mandate. Let me explain in 30 seconds. The top 1% owns ~50% of U.S. equities. When downturns begin, businesses cut labor early to protect margins and their wealth held in equities. Unemployment rises, policy eases, liquidity flows, and asset prices reflate. That drives investment and rehiring. Disguised as a policy to help the bottom 99%, asset owners ultimately benefit disproportionately. The solution is sound money 🟠. Force bad businesses to fail and let employees reallocate to good businesses and better employment opportunities.

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