Besides keeping our children and grandchildren alive (housing, food, healthcare), we worry most about their future, that means education, skills, opportunity!

Equalizing access to primary and secondary education would probably go far to addressing income inequality, though it may take a generation to accomplish, says Balas over at realmoney.thestreet.com.

This conclusion appears in a column today written by BALAS,  an investor and a columnists at thestreet.com, realmoney/thestreet.com.

| Mar 05, 2012 | 6:00 PM EST

This is a thoughtful and provocative article.