As the article mentions, since 1994, over 5 million Americans have been fired from their jobs. This sickening statistic shows how greedy corporations would rather leave a significant portion of the population jobless if it ensures them a higher profit. According to the article, corporate greed is also increasing the income gap by reducing the number middle-class jobs. This means that the small percentage of the population that is rich will continue to succeed while the rest of America struggles with increasing levels of poverty. Atwood explores these consequences of corporate greed through the two very different worlds she portrays in the
As the article mentions, since 1994, over 5 million Americans have been fired from their jobs. This sickening statistic shows how greedy corporations would rather leave a significant portion of the population jobless if it ensures them a higher profit. According to the article, corporate greed is also increasing the income gap by reducing the number middle-class jobs. This means that the small percentage of the population that is rich will continue to succeed while the rest of America struggles with increasing levels of poverty. Atwood explores these consequences of corporate greed through the two very different worlds she portrays in the