The Demographics of the 1%

I came across this. It is a no-frills breakdown of exactly who or what is in the 'one percent.' I think it's neat because it's not slanted like all the news articles, just a bunch of facts. The part on minorities was kinda interesting too.

https://files.nyu.edu/bps261/public/index.html

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Eh, I'd have to disagree with the "not slanted" conclusion:

Any surprise? Less than one of every seven members of the uppermost crust work in finance. Medicine has twice the number law does. Perhaps the protests should be "Occupy Boardrooms," to protest the fat-cattery rampant in multinational corporations. Better yet, "Occupy New Brunswick/Whitehouse Station/Indianapolis," the homes of 3 of the largest pharmaceutical companies. And where is the "Occupy Big Law" movement?

sounds like a pretty steep slant to me.

still a neat site.

 

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