The government did not respond quickly enough in LA, and creates subsidies and tariffs where none are needed - but let's give them more money?
The film maker interviews inheritors of wealth and not wealth creators and the guilt of his own inheritance is the only concrete/coherent idea in the film.
Milton Friedman asks the film maker what he has read of Milton's; the interviewer/film maker states - "the required excerpts in school"...
The filmmaker misses what may be his true goal: an understanding of why wealth creation is and should be encouraged and why disparity in wealth is a function of many economic systems - but capitalism/free markets is the only to raise the standard of living for all even with the large gaps between rich and poor.
Unfortunately - like his first film - this film comes across as an apology for inheriting wealth and the inheritor having no purpose. At least this dude made a film - but he should have heeded the family advisor's advice to "read, research, do your homework"... He did not.
The film maker interviews inheritors of wealth and not wealth creators and the guilt of his own inheritance is the only concrete/coherent idea in the film.
Milton Friedman asks the film maker what he has read of Milton's; the interviewer/film maker states - "the required excerpts in school"...
The filmmaker misses what may be his true goal: an understanding of why wealth creation is and should be encouraged and why disparity in wealth is a function of many economic systems - but capitalism/free markets is the only to raise the standard of living for all even with the large gaps between rich and poor.
Unfortunately - like his first film - this film comes across as an apology for inheriting wealth and the inheritor having no purpose. At least this dude made a film - but he should have heeded the family advisor's advice to "read, research, do your homework"... He did not.