How to Get Rich in America

Kyla Scanlon

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Kyla Scanlon examines how America increasingly rewards ownership over labor, reshaping wealth, work, and risk taking. Falling labor share, aging asset ownership, AI driven capital gains, and opaque institutions may explain why younger Americans increasingly chase speculative windfalls while feeling less agency over the economy.

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