We can try to
understand how we can see in the world that economy, in a general way, have
some level of stability, even with some apparent belligerence among countries,
and, at the same time, people are complaining more and more.
We see that the
most part of countries are improving economy, even under several kinds of “globalization”
that, in true, reinforces that level of economy. Nevertheless, the people of
those countries are poorer. The countries are richer, the people are poorer.
How can it be?
Under the
postmodern times, it was developed a distance between state and people, even in
democratic countries. Now, in after-postmodern times, it is possible to see the
consequences of that growing difference. Sometimes it is like two worlds, state
and people. And we are not necessarily speaking of corruption.
This heritage
of the 20th century, together with the recent crisis, resulted in
this bizarre condition of distance between state and people.
Someone can
show figures, tables and other general data, but those doesn’t represent
individual conditions. There is also a distance between those data and
individual data of citizens.
