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Unionization, it has to do with the fact that some of the jobs out there are return high levels of wages and incomes to people with the highest levels of skills. so some folks are getting less behind. it has to do with the trade deficit. so really many different kind of perpetrators on the inequality story. >> what do you do about that? how do you make sure that people who are on the lower end of the economic spectrum get some prosperity as well? >> the solution is a lot simpler than i think a lot of people think. if the unemployment rate is very, very low, something we haven't seen for a whil...
Which was the advent of electricity. and every time that technological change occurred, there was a demand for more skilled workers, and the was ded for more workers and education always seemed to meet those demands. high school graduation rates rose and rose and rose until the '70s when they dipped off and then leveled off and then, of course, we had computers. the skill demands continued to increase but we weren't producing enough skilled workers. >> you know, just what you're saying, because we had edward conner on yesterday. do you know him? >> yes, i do. he loves inequality. >> yes. he sa...