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You are here: Home / Podcast / 176: Are 60 Percent of Americans Insolvent?

176: Are 60 Percent of Americans Insolvent?

October 11, 2017 by David Stein · Updated December 3, 2020

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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J. David Stein
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