Were Never Going to Get Perfect Equality: Meltzer

The transcript discusses the evolution of equality since the 1960s, highlighting legislative changes and the roles of women and African Americans. It debates economic policies, particularly tax rates, and their impact on inequality. The discussion extends to education and racial progress, noting both advancements and ongoing challenges. Wage growth and economic recovery are analyzed, with a focus on income inequality and the effects of 0% interest rates. The conversation concludes with a comparison of capitalist and socialist economies, emphasizing China's unique position.

What significant changes in rights have occurred since the 1960s?

How does the speaker view the relationship between tax rates and productivity?

What is the speaker's perspective on the progress made in education for African Americans since the 1960s?

What does the speaker suggest is a core problem of income inequality?

According to the speaker, what impact have 0% interest rates had on the economy?

What argument does the speaker make regarding capitalist countries compared to socialist ones?

How does the speaker describe the economic situation in China in relation to freedom and growth?