idestroyedthetoilet
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I think what you are really asking is what if a higher portion of production went to the working class instead of the rich. You can do the math to figure that out, but you'll have to do your best gestimation to account for lower production and thus higher prices.I had mind of a strange thought/question
So we equate low unemployment with a strong economy and healthy financial wellbeing right?
But if unemployment is really low then couldn't that mean that everyone needs to work because they need money badly because without work they couldn't afford to live?
Like if everyone was financially healthy and not struggling financialy then couldn't that mean that only one parent needed to work and that more people could retire which would make the unemployment rate higher? Less people working food be a good thing and more people working could be a bad thing right?
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Say, take away 1/2 of the 1% income, 1.8 trillion, and divide it equally among the 330 million, adjust for inflation and wahlah. A good way to do that is taxing the rich and increasing the EITC.