Those are interesting ideas, which I've toyed with, but they don't solve the fundamental problems. In current systems, the wealthy figure out or create legal lo

Those are interesting ideas, which I've toyed with, but they don't solve the fundamental problems. In current systems, the wealthy figure out or create legal loopholes. They get tax breaks for hiring people, driving, spending, etc. - all of which help them grow more wealthy, but supposedly "costing" them something so they have an excuse for write-offs, which they find with the accountants who they can afford to write these things up for them. Wealth laws tend to benefit only the rich, not because people don't have good ideas, but because the people in power always implement the ideas in ways that benefit them. Nothing changes. The problem is a people problem - which causes the economic problem - not a systematic problem.