Is income inequality necessarily unjust? This point "it's trivial to identify who benefits and suffers from past transactions", is asserting that weal...
Your enquiry has led to a better formulation of the regime: "Assume that all money has and will be justly earned. How is my reasoning about taxation a...
Assume the original money maker acquired the money justly. Then I suggest the money as a record of a man's work output stands regardless of who has th...
I agree, in practice some income is better thought of as "unearned". To turn the issue back to you, what features must a society have in order for "mo...
The inherited money is the donor's record. I think this amendment preserves the regime, "Money is a record of men's willingness to trade for another m...
The employee and firm are independent entities each having their own goals. The individual agrees to work if and only if he believes the arrangement i...
It's the other way around. The company has become part of the individual's tangent. The individual determines his goals and the most efficient means f...
I take this as your proposition: "In business, individuals submit to the greater good of the company." Without a definition for "submit" that proposit...
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