Great video.
The only thing I would add to this topic, to enrichen the discussion on such an important issue, is more emphasis on the specific defining factors of wealth stats. Although "wealth" is broadly defined as taking all the tangible and intangible assets of an individual and subtracting the debts and liabilities. It's really not that simple of a comparison when the official stats alone factor net worth based on "household" ownership, values based on capital acquisition, bank account records, taxable income, etc. If a household, or small population of households, own a majority share of assets for the largest and most powerful corporations in the world, well then of course there is going to be a massive wealth gap. It's a socio-economic system that treats corporations "as people", takes advantage of tax breaks and mass right offs, leaves plenty of room to manipulate currency values, enforce arbitrary and even cruel regulations and policies for inflating property values, using capital as a not only a means for fulfilling wasteful lusts and greeds but as a weapon for covert socio-economic oppression and control.
It's "wonderful! *Bigly!* People can believe what they want and do whatever they want as long as they can keep moving the capital...but I digress...I just wanted to share this because I thought it could be relevant and maybe of interest to someone?
It's a summary of main features and definitions of household concepts officially used by the The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development(OECD). I also attached the full document.
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