Well, good luck with that.His more novel advice is that policymakers take account of the extreme volatility of modern wealth.
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As we've seen in reports from big international finance organizations like the [International Monetary Fund] or World Economic Forum, increasing inequality is a source of increasing volatility, and wealth inequality means, when the economy hits a volatile patch, people don't have the resources to withstand those shocks". That, in turn, makes the economy more volatile, says Ruetschlin.
"The art market today feels as if it is substantially more global, with substantially broader groups of people — with different sources of wealth, with different perspectives on volatility," Mr. Ruprecht said.
The average wages of the average American have stayed largely flat for decades, but those averages hide a lot of volatility, as more people find themselves at the extremes of wealth or poverty.
Tony Roth, head of wealth management strategies at UBS Wealth Management, said he considered volatility a fourth asset class, after stocks, bonds and alternative investments like real estate and hedge funds.
I am interested in this because--as you might guess from my first response--a lack of wealth makes it very difficult to manage income volatility.
