The Negative Income Tax

Familiar to many, the negative income tax was formerly developed by British politician Juliet Rhys-Williams in the 1940s and later by Monetarist Milton Friedman. The NIT acts like the regular tax system but instead of taxing lesser on people below the stipulated threshold, it supplements them with an additional income determined by the NIT. Take…

Free Market Capitalism and Wealth Inequality

Many countries around the world avoided free market capitalism due to many reasons one of which is that it leads to wealth inequality. Is it really that case? Well, the truth is, where there is wealth, there is inequality. Inequality is a real problem and it cannot be eliminated. A society that puts equality before…