If you believe that, then your answer is anti-trust -- not taxes. You also need to cut all red tape for small businesses which right now are enormous especially in places like NYC (property taxes alone are a travesty).…
I know the book and it's an interesting theory. I guess most of the 'rich' people I know / know of are entrepreneurs and they didn't get rich from capital returns but by building a company that created an unthinkable…
My theory is that inequality is simply the result of globalization and it's not necessarily a bad thing. If you had build the most successful retail business, in 1900 you would own the market in your town; in 1950 in…
If this was true and was indeed very little risk in getting there, they wouldn't have sold. Think about it.
If you believe that, then your answer is anti-trust -- not taxes. You also need to cut all red tape for small businesses which right now are enormous especially in places like NYC (property taxes alone are a travesty).…
I know the book and it's an interesting theory. I guess most of the 'rich' people I know / know of are entrepreneurs and they didn't get rich from capital returns but by building a company that created an unthinkable…
My theory is that inequality is simply the result of globalization and it's not necessarily a bad thing. If you had build the most successful retail business, in 1900 you would own the market in your town; in 1950 in…
If this was true and was indeed very little risk in getting there, they wouldn't have sold. Think about it.