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by axilmar
2594 days ago
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The State is also using the private sector for building up its services and infrastructure, and therefore whatever increased costs the State has usually come from the private sector, which overprices its products/services when the customer is the State. The State doesn't mind paying more than what the market pays because it's not their money after all, it's the tax payers' money. Perhaps the above conclusion is not totally valid in USA, but parts of it are, and parts of it are also valid for various states across the globe. Isn't it time to rethnink everything? perhaps stop with taxation altogether, and fund public services with their own currency? and maybe put some time limits that the new currency is valid in order to avoid inflation? I don't know if the above will work, but it could be on the right track. |
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