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If you do all of those things, plus raising income taxes [otherwise you would not be reducing income inequality, but only wealth inequality], then you will, by
by sib 11y ago
If you do all of those things, plus raising income taxes [otherwise you would not be reducing income inequality, but only wealth inequality], then you will, by necessity, be raising taxes on successful entrepreneurs and, therefore, reducing those incentives and reducing the ability of people to become wealthy.
- ZenoArrow 11y agoDepends on how you tax them. We could get rid of income tax and still strive towards reducing some of the issues surrounding income inequality. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gD_dZvPwAj0 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gD_dZvPwAj0
- danans 11y agoIronically, those successful entrepreneurs are hugely dependent on the physical infrastructure built by government (roads, broadband), and the human infrastructure built by the public education system (us). It's not valid to put those things at odds with each other.