Stuff, the national newspaper (Allied Press in essence) has published this article on income distribution in New Zealand:
http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/politics/5989843/Revealing-the-gap-between-NZs-rich-and-poor
There’s little difference between many of the developed in their “alarming” income distribution, most certainly a macromarketing issue.
The Guardian newspaper has published a video discussing the 99% movement.
This is unquestionably a macromarketing issue. How do markets distribute resources?
This article in Guardian outlines “voluntary work experience” of up to eight weeks for large profitable multinational companies in the UK. Is this what we expect of a market?The link:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2011/nov/16/young-jobseekers-work-pay-unemployment
How does this contribute to increased quality of life, societal well-being?
As shown at the 2011 Macromarketing conference