The concept of a K-shaped economy illustrates the growing wealth disparity in the United States, particularly under Donald Trump's policies. The upper arm of the 'K' represents the affluent, whose wealth has surged, while the lower arm depicts the struggles of the majority of Americans facing rising inflation and stagnant wages. Despite a booming stock market, the richest 10% own 93% of U.S. stocks, leaving many feeling the pinch of increased living costs, including a 50% rise in gas prices since Trump initiated military actions in Iran. Consumer spending remains buoyed largely by the wealthiest, who account for nearly half of all expenditures. Meanwhile, Trump's tax reforms have favored the rich, contributing to a $1 trillion tax cut for the top 1% and significant cuts to social programs. Polls indicate widespread discontent with Trump's economic management, with many Americans feeling neglected and angry about their financial struggles. As the economy shifts further into a K-shaped model, the divide between the wealthy and the rest continues to widen, raising concerns about the long-term implications for American society.