I agree that striking the line is difficult. The only way I see for the government to have a balance is to look at aggregate values. For instance we're seeing c

I agree that striking the line is difficult. The only way I see for the government to have a balance is to look at aggregate values. For instance we're seeing corporate profits and GDP skyrocket right now but worker wages aren't and haven't for decades. That would indicate to me that workers need more support from the government. On the other side if we saw companies stagnate while workers were pulling more and more out in compensation that would be a good time to loosen regulations on companies.