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Capital in the Twenty First Century

My father left schoolat 12 or 13, and didn't have someof the chances that you and I haveto...

My father left school
at 12 or 13, and didn't have some
of the chances that you and I have
to go on to college

Full Transcript

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My father left school at 12 or 13,
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and didn't have some of the chances
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that you and I have to go on to college.
Duration
9 seconds
Views
25
Timestamp in Movie
00:43:15
Uploaded
Jun 07, 2025
Genres
documentary
Production
GFC Films,Upside Télévision

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Based on Thomas Piketty's No. 1 New York Times Bestseller, Capital in the Twenty-First Century explores one of the most important and controversial subjects of our time: wealth, and who gets a share of the dividends.
And I think you'll find when you're a parent, - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:09
And I think you'll find when you're a parent,
I don't think that there will be a woman prime minister - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:06
I don't think that there will be a woman prime minister
WILLIAMS: What you see in Margaret Thatcher's life - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:05
WILLIAMS: What you see in Margaret Thatcher's life
An ordinary shopkeeper's daughter from the North, - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:09
An ordinary shopkeeper's daughter from the North,
And that is simply through this new society - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:08
And that is simply through this new society
And what you have is this real surge of the middle classes - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:07
And what you have is this real surge of the middle classes
And we'll have the kitchen right here, - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:05
And we'll have the kitchen right here,
FUKUYAMA: The decades immediately after World War II - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:05
FUKUYAMA: The decades immediately after World War II
There was a high degree of social consensus - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:07
There was a high degree of social consensus
It was so-- You had a solidarity, - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:08
It was so-- You had a solidarity,
There were other forms of inequality that existed - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:05
There were other forms of inequality that existed
But that began to change after the civil rights movement - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:09
But that began to change after the civil rights movement
♪ Think about what you're trying to do to me ♪ - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:06
♪ Think about what you're trying to do to me ♪
♪ ...let yourself be free - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:05
♪ ...let yourself be free
♪ Oh, freedom - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:05
♪ Oh, freedom
FUKUYAMA: I think that, politically, - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:06
FUKUYAMA: I think that, politically,
It's part of what's called modernization - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:13
It's part of what's called modernization
♪ Oh, freedom! Yeah, freedom! ♪ - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:07
♪ Oh, freedom! Yeah, freedom! ♪
- ♪ Freedom - ♪ Oh, freedom - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:09
- ♪ Freedom - ♪ Oh, freedom
- ♪ Whoo! To the ball, baby - ♪ To the ball ♪ - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:09
- ♪ Whoo! To the ball, baby - ♪ To the ball ♪