My argument is that the last 13 years of low interest rates produced a distorted economy where wealthy individuals gained more wealth without making profits, and those without assets saw their incomes and living standards stagnate. Low-interest rates produced companies like Uber, and socialized losses for bank failures. Low-interest rates meant TSLA became the most valuable company in the world while turning a loss.

When you print money, Its unsurprising that those closest to the money printer will accumulate the most money.