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Jamie Dimon says Gen Z is wrong to give up on the American Dream—but admits it’s dying for the bottom 20% of households
Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, stated that while the American Dream remains "totally achievable" for the majority, he acknowledged that the bottom 20% of households have faced stagnant incomes. He urged policymakers from both political sides to address policy issues and tackle inequality in order to solve polarization.
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