Far too often we get it backwards. We think that inequality can only be solved by bringing down the rich. But this is wrong. The way to decrease poverty is to increase wealth. We should be focused on creating wealth. Article referenced: <a href= "https://mises.org/power-market/economics-101-more-wealth-means-less-poverty-0">https://mises.org/power-market/economics-101-more-wealth-means-less-poverty-0</a>

Far too often we get it backwards. We think that inequality can only be solved by bringing down the rich. But this is wrong. The way to decrease poverty is to increase wealth. We should be focused on creating wealth. Article referenced: https://mises.org/power-market/economics-101-more-wealth-means-less-poverty-0

Far too often we get it backwards. We think that inequality can only be solved by bringing down the rich. But this is wrong. The way to decrease poverty is to increase wealth. We should be focused on creating wealth. Article referenced:&nbsp;<a href="https://mises.org/power-market/economics-101-more-wealth-means-less-poverty-0" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://mises.org/power-market/economics-101-more-wealth-means-less-poverty-0</a> &nbsp;

Create Wealth, Destroy Poverty: The pathway to prosperity.

Right on Business discusses issues at the intersection of business, entrepreneurship, and conservative politics. The show is hosted by Keith Strahan and Remington Tonar, who combine their expertise in business, politics, economics, and law—as well as their differing versions of conservatism—to debate how conservative thought can champion business and innovation to improve our economy and our society.

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