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There are Minimum Wages, Why Not a Maximum Wage?
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this post was submitted on 01 Nov 2024
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Because making 400k/yr by sitting on a pile of assets and living a low-cost life in a paid-off small-town cottage is not the same as making 400k/yr as a debt-saddled surgeon renting in a high-cost city center, so targeting income instead of wealth gets us farther from a fairer economy.
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Lets put that maximum at $10M/month (or year). Now your counter argument doesn't work any more.
but then businesses couldn't run properly right? idk for sure but I feel like smaller businesses would be paid to a person and distrubuted to the company