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I think #1 is a common American thought but without any evidence. It takes no aptitude or intelligence to inherit money. And #2 just sounds like a rephrasing
by rhcom2 8y ago
I think #1 is a common American thought but without any evidence. It takes no aptitude or intelligence to inherit money.
And #2 just sounds like a rephrasing of trickle down economics, which is economically questionable at best.
- rich-and-poor 8y agoWell what other "economics" are there if not "trickle-down" economics? How else, exactly, does wealth get from the rich to the poor if not through employment?
- jtolmar 8y ago> How else, exactly, does wealth get from the rich to the poor if not through employment? Taxes. > Well what other "economics" are there if not "trickle-down" economics? If the people have money you can make money by making things they want and selling to them.