The Slavery Tax Rate: Allopoly Theory
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What tax rate makes a person a slave?
Subjective responses and opinions abound, but objective answers require quantifiable, repeatable and visible measurements. Specifically:
- How is slavery measured?
- How is freedom measured?
- Are they inverse measures, or are they different?
- What marks the transition from freedom to slavery?
These seem like simple questions until you try to answer them. Allopoly Theory is a practical guide to understanding the relationship between you and the government services your taxes pay for.
You don’t need a degree in economics to follow the examples. The data you need to determine your own slavery tax rate is on your state and local government’s website.
You’ll never talk about taxes the same way again.
Language: English
Genre: Economics and Government
Paperback: 6" x 9" x 160 pages.
ISBN: 9780996468121
Pricing: Standard
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What tax rate makes a person a slave?
Subjective responses and opinions abound, but objective answers require quantifiable, repeatable and visible measurements. Specifically:
- How is slavery measured?
- How is freedom measured?
- Are they inverse measures, or are they different?
- What marks the transition from freedom to slavery?
These seem like simple questions until you try to answer them. Allopoly Theory is a practical guide to understanding the relationship between you and the government services your taxes pay for.
You don’t need a degree in economics to follow the examples. The data you need to determine your own slavery tax rate is on your state and local government’s website.