What is your perspective on how US policies influence the gap between wealthy and less affluent nations?
Our policies are intended to mitigate inequality and promote economic progress in poorer nations, nonetheless, we need to be more effective.
The bottom line is that our policies are heavily skewed towards benefiting the rich and big businesses, often to the detriment of poorer nations.
The bottom line is that our policies are heavily skewed towards benefiting the rich and big businesses, often to the detriment of poorer nations. Our policies are intended to mitigate inequality and promote economic progress in poorer nations, nonetheless, we need to be more effective. Frankly speaking, I don't think there's any country whose policies don't have some impact on global inequality, though I suppose exceptions exist.