Well I must admit I haven't seriously looked at the OECD Report as yet, maybe today/over the weekend.
But its MSM headline results are counterintuitive. The Economist had a look at Thomas Piketty and pointed out major faults with his data and conclusions earlier this year.
A greater share of profits to companies and richer people would normally be good because they would save a higher percentage and invest in productive areas. The only
comments I have seen are from scatty MSMers and left wingers, I must have a search for reaction from real economists - and I don't mean Bill Rosenberg/Brian Easton.
PS: The more second hand bookshops the better, I love browsing second hand books. The biggest regret of my life is lending good books to otherwise admirable people who
suddenly expose deep character flaws by "forgetting" to return them!