Video: Why do ordinary people in the UK and US feel increasingly poorer, despite these countries being so wealthy?

Video: Why do ordinary people in the UK and US feel increasingly poorer, despite these countries being so wealthy? 影片有中英文字幕：英美明明咁富有，點解普通人愈住愈窮？

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The UK and US are two of the richest developed countries in the world—GDP is up, stock markets are up, property prices are up—so why do more and more ordinary people feel like they’re getting poorer and more insecure? In this episode of World News Research Institute, we lay out official data from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, the Federal Reserve, the Congressional Budget Office, and the UK’s Office for National Statistics, and cross-reference it with the Resolution Foundation’s research on secular stagnation. We’ll walk you through it from the ground up: this isn’t a case of “the country has no money”—it’s a distribution problem of “the country has plenty of money, but the money and the risks are flowing to different people.” We’ll look at America’s high-income, high-risk model, and the UK’s slow stagnation, and finally arrive at a shared problem: when growth and distribution become disconnected, ordinary people’s trust in the entire system gradually begins to erode.

英美係全球最富有嘅兩個發達國家，GDP 升、股市升、樓價升，但點解愈嚟愈多普通人覺得自己愈住愈窮、愈嚟愈冇安全感？呢一集《世界新聞研究所》攤開美國經濟分析局、美國聯儲局、美國國會預算辦公室同英國國家統計局嘅官方數據，再對照 Resolution Foundation 嘅長期停滯研究，同你由頭拆一次：呢個唔係「國家冇錢」嘅問題，而係「國家好有錢，但錢同風險流去咗唔同人身上」嘅分配問題。我哋會睇美國嘅高收入高風險、英國嘅慢慢停滯，最後落到一個共同問題，當增長同分配斷開，普通人對成個制度嘅信任，會慢慢動搖。