Why are the UK and US seemingly the only countries in the West who see tax rises (especially on the rich) as a “hands off,” non-starter policy?
These also seem to be the two countries that most embrace neofeudalism (caste hierarchy) more than others.
Coincidence?
These also seem to be the two countries that most embrace neofeudalism (caste hierarchy) more than others.
Coincidence?
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We actually see tax rises on low and middle earners as a non-starter policy. The Nordic countries tax them more (and also set VAT at 25%, typically). That’s how they fund their services.
However . . . that’s *exactly* why those countries DEFINE 1st-world modernity.