For those who do not see economic inequality as stemming from individuals having the wrong skill sets, where would they see the fault lie when a computer programmer is laid off and must tend a bar for a living?

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Those who do not see economic inequality as stemming solely from individual skill sets would likely attribute the computer programmer's job loss to larger, external factors such as automation, economic policies, or systemic inequality created by societal power structures. These are all examples of artificial creations of human actions in the political economy that contribute to economic inequality.

For Those Who Do Not See Economic Inequality as Stemming