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Or, take a 1% person and assume they have $100 million and we redistribute all of it. Then we would be giving that to the other 99 people, call it 100, i.e., in
by graycat 11y ago
Or, take a 1% person and assume
they have $100 million and we
redistribute all of it.
Then we would be giving that to
the other 99 people, call it 100,
i.e., include the (formerly)
1% person.
Then each person would get
$1 million, once.
But
for the middle class, really
want a job at $100,000 a year
for 40 years, that is,
$4 million. So the $1 million
is only 25% of the way there.
For the poor people, we still
need to find the other 75%,
that is, $3 million.