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A re-reading suggests that the authors are less concerned by inequalities in income or wealth. See "2. Stop fixating on redistributive policies which will not d
by dj-wonk 12y ago
A re-reading suggests that the authors are less concerned by inequalities in income or wealth. See "2. Stop fixating on redistributive policies which will not deliver fairness, and start thinking about reorganising policies which build a grounded economy in the areas which are not exposed to competition." In other words, just moving money around to equalize, say income, does not necessarily affect their core principles of "fairness".
- LukeCioffi 12y agoReducing friction to get basic services seems to define their focus on fairness. Income can be one source of friction, so moving money around can theoretically reduce that friction. Better and more efficient design would probably be better because it reduces friction from the beginning.