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It is perfectly consistent to be in favor of soaking the rich at the national level but to be against such policies at the state or local level. No, it isn't.
by tc 17y ago
It is perfectly consistent to be in favor of soaking the rich at the national level but to be against such policies at the state or local level.
No, it isn't. Policies that inhibit growth at a local level also inhibit growth at a national level. The effects may simply take longer to become visible.
- req2 17y agoI think the point is that a policy that dissuades the rich in Iowa will just push rich people out of Iowa to a much greater rate than a national policy that dissuades the rich in America will push rich people out of Iowa.