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Originally Posted by Relentless
Madalton is correct that the solution is a series of moves to unify rates, but we are very far away from making those sorts of international deals. In the meantime, just as a 3% tax break won't stop Minte from eventually automating his operations, allowing Goldman Sachs to pay 2% does nothing to stabilize or improve our economy. Throwing cash at welfare recipients is not the answer, whether they are on welfare making $30.00 per year or 300M per year.
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unifying tax rates would be not unlike companies colluding on prices of goods...
competition is good, makes everyone strive to achieve maximum efficiency and forces markets to determine prices / tax rates / etc...
