1) I am sick! The ways in which Mills outlines the tax evasion tricks of the rich make me question the morality of the legislation that make this possible. The numbers that Mills quotes in chapter 7, The Corporate Rich, are huge by today’s standards, but in the 1950s those figures were absurd. Maybe we all should have become accounts. Is it possible to join the corporate rich with a sociology degree? 2) While reading this chapter I went back and forth between disgust and envy for the amount of money these men had in the 1950s. The amount of money in stock options alone was staggering. Where in corporate America is there a place for someone with our degree, with those kinds of benefits? On the other hand, the amount of money they are accumulating,
