Tax Policy: Pay the Price
Metaeconomics clarifies that a tax is actually the price paid to better ensure reasonable levels of attainment of the shared Other-interest, in such things as public research and education; public health (pandemic, anyone?); food and drug standards and sa
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Metaeconomics Tempering Excessive Greed Gary D. Lynne
Palgrave Advances in Behavioral Economics Series Editor John Tomer Co-Editor, Journal of Socio-Economics Manhattan College Riverdale, NY, USA
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Gary D. Lynne
Metaeconomics Tempering Excessive Greed
Gary D. Lynne University of Nebraska–Lincoln Mesa, AZ, USA
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To John Tomer, who gave substantive meaning to a humane economics. And, to the Grandchildren: May they experience a more empathy-based, and, thus, a more humane and good capitalism.
Preface
The path to Metaeconomics has been very much a personal path, going back to my early experience on a grain and livestock farm in northern North Dakota, only 100 miles or so south of the Canadian border, way up north. Because of challenging climate
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