Analysis Of The Film Inequality For All

In the film Inequality for All, Robert Reich breaks down the staggering facts on the unfortunate unequal distribution of wealth between the different society classes that American is built on which has unfortunately caused some shattering effects on the American system when it comes to the economy. His main concern is the fact that the middle class, which makes up to approximately more than 70% of the economy, is being kept on a standard from the wealthy class that only lands a 1% of our economy and society, making the amount of income as half of the country. He begins his focus explaining how in the early1970s inequality became a prominent issue, not necessarily in a declining economy, but more on a wider issue. In contrast, he clarifies that
This point itself is what sets the inequality we have in our society. When the wealthy pays half of what the middle-class worker pays in taxes, they are given enough room to save and accumulate money to begin more business and invest in more money, and again have a lot of money and not paying the taxes required for that money in the reason we don’t have a balance where the wealthy keep going up and the middle keep battling their way to earning a living for a day. It is unfortunate, but reality is that the inequality we have in our society is a large monster that is growing on its own and out of proportion, it takes away many of the middle-class members jobs and leaves homes with the inconvenient instability of living. The more the executive pay grows to climb up the more money it will earn causing the unbalance in our economy. Inequality is a matter that came about those decisions driven by the upper class on to the government that makes the choices for its people. There should be a working progress on solving this issue, and the citizens, in general, are responsible for putting the words out there and speaking out their concerns to make a difference in the workforce. If there is no difference made, it will only be harder for the generations to come, and if we think the inequality we have in our present day awful, then I can only imagine what is to come worst. This Documentary is meant to open the mind of the viewers to realize that factors contributed to the inequality we have in our economy and between our classes. Many of the American citizens are searching for the “American dream,” and it is only their job to work for it and assure themselves of getting