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No - that depends on how that wealth is acquired, or more relevant to the past decade, how it's maintained
by FilterSweep 10y ago
No - that depends on how that wealth is acquired, or more relevant to the past decade, how it's maintained
- antisthenes 10y agoIn the case of land, wealth is also zero-sum, which imposes tremendous externalities on people who have not been land owners historically and allows the rent-extracting classes to widen the inequality gap (because the tax/benefit ratio for land is incorrect)