Miami is witnessing a significant economic disparity, often termed as “Aspen-ization.” This term describes the development of a dual economy that exacerbates the struggles for those in lower income brackets.
On July 31, Natasha Armas worked her shift at Bryson’s Irish Pub in Miami. Her experience is illustrative of a broader trend occurring in the city.
The U.S. economy increasingly seems to favor wealthier individuals, creating a stark divide from those with limited means. Residents like Armas vividly encounter this division daily, reflecting broader issues in the economic landscape.

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