Jamie Dimon understands why people are anti-rich: ‘We have, in fact, left the lower-income folks behind’ and ‘that’s kind of annoying’
- Federal Reserve data show extreme wealth concentration: the bottom 50% of U.S. households own just $4.27 trillion while the top 0.1% hold about $25.07 trillion — a gap AI-boosted markets could widen.
- JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says he understands why people are “anti-rich,” noting lower-income families have been left behind and urging bipartisan, practical policy fixes.
- Dimon thinks sensible AI regulation to make the tech work for society is reasonable, doubts purely “anti-AI” or “anti-rich” political platforms will succeed, and again ruled out a presidential run.