And the bottom line is that the more people in the work force, the better for business. More competition for jobs, lower salaries.

What is better for the country? Wilkinson  and Pickett have shown conclusively that a better country to live in correlates with low income inequality (Income of top 20% divided by income of bottom 20%).. 

Is it too much to ask the GLOBE to publish articles and editorials on the advantages of low income inequality? Certainly by stressing the economy, the business community has done well, So we could expect an even better country in which to live if the Globe starts pitching low income inequality. 

Everybody gains..