Independent experts, however, see substantial evidence that disability insurance increasingly serves as a safety net for people who cannot find jobs - people, that is, who might still have the ability to perform at least some kinds of work. The lines for disability insurance is growing rapidly. It's becoming increasingly harder for people who have disabilities to get the insurance that they need. These lines are growing larger because people get the insurance even if they don't need it. People fake disabilities if they can't find jobs and because of that people who actually need the insurance can't get it.

Rea S. Hederman, an economist at the right-of-center Heritage Foundation, a Washington research group, said that "the problem is that the policies that encourage growth also encourage inequality," citing the preferential tax rates for investment income as an example. "That means redistributing income is going to restrict growth." This article talks about many different things. It talks about how the United States might be heading into a cycle, starting with a depression and then the government rises and falls repeatedly. It also talks about how when they government encourages overall growth, they encourage inequality with it. The inequality needs to be fixed first, so that the economy can grow overall, as the article states.