In a free economy, the gap is simply a function of the gap in ambition. Some paths simply are more lucrative than others, and in this country, people have the freedom to choose their path. Some paths lead to riches, others, not.
Other countries try to limit this, by limiting educational opportunities, and impose strict controls and what companies can do. They look at it as balancing freedom for security.
But the lessons of history clearly show, that those who trade freedom for security, in the end, get neither.
"In a free economy, the gap is simply a function of the gap in ambition. Some paths simply are more lucrative than others, and in this country, people have the freedom to choose their path. Some paths lead to riches, others, not."
I could not agree more, Like I said earlier, "The bottom 60% need to work smarter."