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Of course, but they don't need to plan what crops are grown, or what's on your plate. There could be a sugar tax for example. Or even better a 'health tax' pe
by jacknews 8y ago
Of course, but they don't need to plan what crops are grown, or what's on your plate.
There could be a sugar tax for example.
Or even better a 'health tax' pegged to a 'health index' of some kind, quite possibly with both government and private involvement.
Lots of possibilities
But one thing seems clear, that capitalism is ultimately only interested in profit. It should be tailored to align better with society's needs.