Adair Turner: Rethinking Workers' Skill Sets and Wages

The video explores the controversial idea that more education does not always lead to higher productivity. It discusses the role of skills in addressing inequality and the impact of technology on the workforce. The speaker argues that despite technological advancements, income distribution remains skewed, with capital taking a larger share than wages. Germany's educational model is highlighted as a successful approach to maintaining high employment and skill levels. The discussion concludes with a reflection on global demand and the need for better income distribution strategies.

In what ways does the speaker believe income distribution affects the economy?

What example does the speaker provide to illustrate successful education and employment strategies?