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Sharing the Wealth
註釋The founding premise of the post-World War II international economic agreements were that they would lead to greater wealth and that those gains would be shared equitably. The closing decades of the 20th century have seen co-operation strengthened through the growth of trading blocs and multinational firms. But nations eager to remain competitive in the new world economy have at the same time beggared their labourers, tearing away crucial pieces of the social safety net. The predictable result, Kapstein argues goes far beyond the alarming trends in income inequality already observed.