Wealth Redistribution: Making the Rich Poor
Daniel Donahoo
Abstract
Daniel Donahoo
Abstract
Even as government's mull over the wealth redistribution issue by tinkering with employment programs, unions fighting to increase minimum wages and social welfare organizations demanding more resources for community services, the society's community wealth increasingly belongs to fewer people. The solution to this problem is not to make poor richer but to make the rich poorer.
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Even as government's mull over the wealth redistribution issue by tinkering with employment programs, unions fighting to increase minimum wages and social welfare organizations demanding more resources for community services, the society's community wealth increasingly belongs to fewer people. The solution to this problem is not to make poor richer but to make the rich poorer.
Key concepts: Redistribution (election), Redistribution of income and wealth, Social Welfare, Labour economics, Welfare, Government (linguistics), Economics, Business