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The 3 reasons people love Inequality for All

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  1. You want the American wealth gap explained in plain terms.

  2. You like asking who the economy really works for.

  3. You enjoy Robert Reich himself, funny and warm in front of his students.

Picks that share your reasons

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  • The Corporation2003

    • the American wealth gap explained in plain terms
    • asking who the economy really works for

    Good for you if you want to understand how companies came to hold so much power.

  • Requiem for the American Dream2015

    • the American wealth gap explained in plain terms
    • asking who the economy really works for

    Good for you if you want to understand how money shapes American politics.

  • The Unknown Known2013

    • asking who the economy really works for

    Good for you if you want to hear a man who ran the Pentagon explain himself.

  • Inside Bill's Brain: Decoding Bill Gates2019

    • the American wealth gap explained in plain terms
    • Robert Reich himself, funny and warm in front of his students

    Good for you if you like a portrait of a real man in his own words.

  • The Fog of War2003

    • the American wealth gap explained in plain terms

    Good for you if you like hearing a man in power explain his own decisions.

  • American Factory2019

    • the American wealth gap explained in plain terms
    • asking who the economy really works for
    • Robert Reich himself, funny and warm in front of his students

    Good for you if you want to see real workers in an Ohio plant bought by Fuyao.

  • Inside Job2010

    • the American wealth gap explained in plain terms
    • asking who the economy really works for

    Good for you if you want to know who made money from the crash and who paid.

  • Zeitgeist: Addendum2008

    • the American wealth gap explained in plain terms
    • asking who the economy really works for

    Good for you if you like asking who really controls money and banks.

  • Betting on Zero2016

    • the American wealth gap explained in plain terms
    • asking who the economy really works for

    Good for you if you like watching billionaires fight over money and influence.

  • Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room2005

    • the American wealth gap explained in plain terms
    • asking who the economy really works for

    Good for you if you like watching executives build a giant on numbers that weren't real.

  • The Men Who Built America2012

    • the American wealth gap explained in plain terms
    • asking who the economy really works for

    Good for you if you like rivals fighting over money and monopolies.

  • Waiting for "Superman"2010

    • the American wealth gap explained in plain terms
    • asking who the economy really works for

    Good for you if you want to follow real families through a charter school lottery.

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