Knowledge Isn't Power, by Paul Krugman simply conveys about rising inequalities in wages and salaries of Americans. He proclaimed how the reason of inequality is not education, but power. He also stated that there are many actions that could be taken to "redress the inequality of power; only if there is a major party willing to move policy in exactly the opposite direction" i quote him. The thing that I disagree with the author is how he claimed that knowledge is not a reason for inequality. I believe that this problem is due to lack of knowledge or "skills gap" - in which skills of the workers are not in parallel with the job requirement1. Skills gap does effect inequality as the rapid changes
Knowledge Isn't Power, by Paul Krugman simply conveys about rising inequalities in wages and salaries of Americans. He proclaimed how the reason of inequality is not education, but power. He also stated that there are many actions that could be taken to "redress the inequality of power; only if there is a major party willing to move policy in exactly the opposite direction" i quote him. The thing that I disagree with the author is how he claimed that knowledge is not a reason for inequality. I believe that this problem is due to lack of knowledge or "skills gap" - in which skills of the workers are not in parallel with the job requirement1. Skills gap does effect inequality as the rapid changes