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I'm sure it wouldn't take long to find someone willing to work for that salary so you wouldn't pay income tax but someone else would (and that someone else woul
by iaskwhy 11y ago
I'm sure it wouldn't take long to find someone willing to work for that salary so you wouldn't pay income tax but someone else would (and that someone else would also take another step on the social mobility ladder, etc). If you were to quit, you would have some money invested, you would continue helping the economy by buying things, and someone else would take your job and eventually be better off. Sounds like a win-win for the society/economy.
- raducu 11y agoI think both of you are wrong -- he wouldn't quit his well paying job just because he got a basic income of 800 euros, BUT, SHOULD he quit, it would not be so easy to replace him. Sure there would be people willing to work for that salary, but would they be able to? If he would be so easily replaceable, would he still earn a high salary?
- iaskwhy 11y agoWe are not talking about Cristiano Ronaldo here. This person does seem to have a very good salary but it doesn't mean he isn't replaceable. About it being easy, I'd say it depends on a lot of different things but based on his salary, I would say there are more people qualified for those tasks.