**In any case, you say it is directed at all retail
businesses. Do you assume that a uniform amount will
be given to each business?**
No, it is a flat percentage of each firm's sales,
like a sales tax in reverse, except the program has
no connection with the taxing
Thanks, Bill. I have been mistaken in thinking that you were an
economist. This is where we part company. It is only in a world without
scarcity that a money tree could take root. In such a world, there is no
need for economists.
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by respectable economists which do indeed seem to repudiate
scarcity.
Keith Wilde
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Bill, I think that you
claims against capital, which generate
increasing [12] income in the form of dividends or
their functional equivalent, as [13] capital
accumulates.
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Well, this is a relief. A couple of weeks ago
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