176: Are 60 Percent of Americans Insolvent?

October 11, 2017 by David Stein · Updated May 27, 2021

What percent of Americans are insolvent and what makes data trustworthy.

Photo by Daniil Vnoutchkov

In this episode you’ll learn:

What is stakeholder theory when it comes to equities.
Why we never really know anything.
Why data can’t be separated from its context, history and source how it was produced.
What percent of U.S. households are incentive

Show Notes

Capitalism in America has been on a suicide mission for 40 years – Quartz

Capitalists Arise!: End Economic Inequality, Grow the Middle Class, Heal the Nation by Peter Georgescu and Dave Dorsey

Capitalists, Arise: We Need To Deal With Income Inequality – Peter Georgescu – New York Times

“Data is memory without history” – Cynthia Ozick as quoted by Nicholas Carr in How Cellphones Hijack Our Minds – Wall Street Journal

If you can’t see it, how can you make it better? – Seth Godin

Las Vegas – Cui Bono? – Forbidden Knowledge

“I realized people were dying.” Photographer David Becker tells what he witnessed at the Las Vegas mass shooting. – Washington Post

Trends in Family Wealth 1989 to 2013 – Congressional Budget Office

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