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Open Graph

title

Slow Pendulums

description

site name

Slow Pendulums

author

updated

2026-02-22 17:06:38

raw text

Slow Pendulums Home About Slow Pendulums Capital Gainers Still Hungry After Eating Everyone in America Who Works for a Living July 13, 2012 by Kelly Roberts The Atlantic ‘s Derek Thompson dished up this handy graph (drawn by The Atlantic ‘s Matt O’Brien) to demonstrate how capital gains “ absolutely dictate the wealth of the richest Americans .” Capital gains are just profits realized from the sale of certain investments, and the S&P is a Big Three credit rating agency that measures the performance of the stock market. Notice how closely they align. In 2007, when the financial crisis hit, the average salary of the 400 richest Americans was $30 million. Their capital gains take was a smidgen more: $228 million. In 2009, those averages had fallen (life is hard at the top) to $22 million and $92 million, respectively. Between 1992 and 2007, Thompson notes, the average capital gains income for the top 400 increased by 1200%. Now compare this data to last month’s Fed rep...

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