Ladies and Gentlemen! I have recently written an essay which proposes two separate models which together compose an economic system. I ask all those interested and concerned with economics to give it a read. The system assumes: 1) The government-intervened market can be arranged so that it increases efficiency in the market system. 2) The amount of money held as savings by the elitist upper class can be, for lack of a better term, redistributed so that it benefits the affluent as well as the majority of persons operating under the economy. 3) The current tax system (specifically, tax brackets based on income) is highly unjust and inefficient. My model proposes a proportion taxation system based primarily on a ratio of income and spending. To be fair, the intro is extremely optimistic (it assumes exponential growth is possible); due to the contempt that this notion has had in the field of economics, I suggest that if it bothers you, that you read on to the later parts. Part I (regarding the bond market) is potentially the most creative, and part two (regarding proportional taxation) due to the coercive nature of taxes, is probably the most important. If you have large opportunity costs, as many in economics do, and youre short on time/patience, I suggest you refer directly to the second part; cuz its pretty BA itself. After you check it out, Im pretty sure youre gonna want to give the whole essay a good read; and respond with your support, questions, and objections. Thanks to all those who give this a consideration. I wish you all the best.
Posted on: Wed, 31 Dec 2014 01:47:17 +0000
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