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In my view, the problem is societal outcomes like the one we see in the linked article. The factor that compounds the problem is income equality. Your question
by tchalla 6y ago
In my view, the problem is societal outcomes like the one we see in the linked article. The factor that compounds the problem is income equality. Your question is interesting but I'd like to rephrase it a bit.
What should the minimum income threshold be that puts reasonable guarantees on desired societal outcomes?
- nicoburns 6y agoThis should probably be expressed as a proportion of total economic output rather than a dollar amount. Because ultimately money represents a share of societies economic output.
- WalterBright 6y ago> the problem is income equality Why should relative levels of income be determinative rather than absolute levels of income?