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Making a Killing: Does America need a middle class?
Monday, Oct 14, 2019
8:00 - 9:15 AM
@ Edlis Neeson Theater at the Museum of Contemporary Art
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How America's Shrinking Middle Class Will Affect the Economy
Bethany McLean
Journalist & Author
Ken Brown
Financial Enterprise Editor, The Wall Street Journal
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After one of the longest streaks of economic growth in American history, signs are pointing towards a change in trajectory, which leaves us with one big question: what will happen to the middle class? Without those in the middle, will bottom line prospects change? Will businesses be forced to adjust their targets? Join us for a live podcast recording with “Making a Killing” host Bethany McLean to explore the changes to America’s middle class over the past decade—and what those changes mean for the nation’s economic future.
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8:00 - 9:15 AM
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<p>After one of the longest streaks of economic growth in American history, signs are pointing towards a change in trajectory, which leaves us with one big question: what will happen to the middle class? Without those in the middle, will bottom line prospects change? Will businesses be forced to adjust their targets? Join us for a live podcast recording with “Making a Killing” host Bethany McLean to explore the changes to America’s middle class over the past decade—and what those changes mean for the nation’s economic future. </p>
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