sure, there are a few exceptions, but carveouts result in distortions that lead to unintended consequences, as we see in all of those instances (e.g., higher ec

sure, there are a few exceptions, but carveouts result in distortions that lead to unintended consequences, as we see in all of those instances (e.g., higher economic rents). for greater fairness and more efficiency in markets, we should reduce carveouts for both corporations and individuals, not try to justify the ones we have.