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It's a wonderful idea in principle. I love the fact that regions respond with simple, relevant gifts. I wonder if would be more appropriate if: a) you could o
by sonnyblarney 8y ago
It's a wonderful idea in principle. I love the fact that regions respond with simple, relevant gifts.
I wonder if would be more appropriate if:
a) you could only give to 'where you went to school' and
b) regions could only respond with a nominal, non-cash gift, like a fruit, flower, or some culturally relevant thing.
It would close the loophole, provide for meaningful tax redistribution and encourage legitimate cultural contact between regions and the mega-centre.
Of course trying to get big business out of Tokyo might be an opportunity as well, though that's a hard thing. Creating industrial clusters is hard, and regions fight over it.