26 Financial Inequalities That’d Make That ‘Rich Men North of Richmond’ Guy Scurry Back Out of That Forest

26 Financial Inequalities That’d Make That ‘Rich Men North of Richmond’ Guy Scurry Back Out of That Forest

Well, it looks like we have our marching orders! That red-bearded enigma is going to whip up another working-class anthem, then half of us sit cross-legged on Wall Street, and the other half will grab some forks and some Grey Poupon, since — as all those 1990s commercials taught us — it pairs so well with the rich. Here are a few tasty reasons why…

Harvard's endowment is currently 32.7 billion dollars. If Harvard used part of that endowment to pay full tuition, room, and board for all 6,700 undergrads, its endowment would be left with a mere... HAVAH 32.3 billion dollars. CRACKED.COM

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CRACKED.COM Elon Musk could buy each of his 45,000 Tesla employees 11.9 Model 3 cars with his net worth.

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It would cost you $2,350 to renounce your U.S. citizenship PASSPORT PASSPORT d States The U.S. has the highest fee in the world. It hiked the fee from $450 in 2014. CRACKED.COM

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No state's minimum wage is high enough to live alone. The National Low Income Housing Coalition found that in order to make average rent on a one bedroom apartment in the United States you need to make $17.90 an hour at a full- time job (40 hours a week, 52 weeks a year). That's $6.40 more than the highest state minimum wage, and two and a half times federal minimum wage. S CRACKED.COM

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GRACKED.COM SEITE TEAM UNITED NOVESSAR OF AMERICA DD160755588 Kids earn an average of $4.13 per lost tooth in the US. That's four times the minimum wage per hour in Mexico.

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In 2014, the average US worker generated value in the amount of $106.00/hour. For their labor, they were paid an average wage of $24.57/hour. GRACKED.COM

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