Trickle-Down Theory Adorably Debunked In 2 Minutes

The trickle-down theory has had a long run to show us that it doesn’t work. Could the answer be strengthening the group that represents the majority of the population? Give the middle class a chance.

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Rollie Williams

Aug 2, 2012

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