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• Spread it out: the liberal case for a wealth tax (Tom Reeve)
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Recent Comments

• Simon McGrath
  "Over the very same years, the public wealth of the country fell from a positive £337 billion to minus £1 trillion." This is obviously nonsense "That is no...
• Neil Hickman
  @David - Granted, by 1979 the "progressive" nature of the income tax system had become ridiculous. The top rate of income tax was 83% and you had an "investment...
• Tom Reeve
  Thanks Jana and David for your comments. @Jana - if the purpose of an economy is to spread the benefits of economic growth fairly among the populace accordi...
• David
  With great respect, i remember when Labour clobbered the country for tax in the 1970s. The aim of a wealth tax is an honourable one but it reeks of socialism an...
• Jana
  “The challenge is not simply funding. It is that vocational education is still widely regarded as a second-choice option, while university remains the default...