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A '''two-tiered society''' is one having only rich and poor, and only a small middle class.  Such society is plagued by a grossly uneven distribution of wealth and undesirable characteristics such as a large homeless population nearly homes having immense economic value.
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A '''two-tier society''' is one having primarily only rich and poor, with a small middle class.  Such society is plagued by a grossly uneven distribution of wealth and undesirable characteristics such as a large homeless population nearly homes having immense economic value.
    
[[Liberal]] politics and culture are more likely to create a two-tiered society than [[conservative]] policies are.  For example, pockets of [[California]], such as [[Palo Alto]], are two-tiered societies today.  Impoverished families live out of run-down RV's parked alongside [[Stanford University]] and outside of the headquarters of [[Google]].
 
[[Liberal]] politics and culture are more likely to create a two-tiered society than [[conservative]] policies are.  For example, pockets of [[California]], such as [[Palo Alto]], are two-tiered societies today.  Impoverished families live out of run-down RV's parked alongside [[Stanford University]] and outside of the headquarters of [[Google]].
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