Sadly, we continue to revert to tried (and always found wanting) socio-economic ‘remedies’:
- Less government spending
- Less taxation
- Improved education
- Stronger union action
- More cooperation between labour and capital
- More government spending
- More taxation
- Reducing population
- Better land distribution
when taxing land rent away and untaxing labour and capital does all that’s necessary to nourish the environment, abolish poverty and generate widespread prosperity.
That’s surely testament to our gullibility and to the power of the 0.1% to divert attention from essential political action?