Why Has the Recovery Been So Slow? - Barrons.com
It's certainly obvious that the idea of leveling incomes and economic and educational outcomes (i.e. high social benefits and taxes and regulations) is widely discussed and contrary to saving, investment and growth.
(For example, see the recent article on Wisconsin where the previous industrial strength of the state has been supplanted by government and healthcare workers.)
By so constraining the opportunities for 'average' Americans - in order to provide for the less fortunate - it could well be argued that the result is to only allow the extremely talented and capable to escape the malestrom of social-consciousness.
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