A Plan to Cut Taxes, Real Value Law:
Real value law: It should be against the law to sell the public goods and services for more than 120% of the real value of goods and services purchased by the government or charity agency.
Materials and labor have real value, but research should be paid for, because of the common good rather than for the purpose of marketing. The pharmacutical industry funded marketing research is vain and often promotes dangerous practices. Also the lending industry is vain, if anything has real value than our government has the right to tax everyone equally. The IRS is unfair, the fair way to tax Americans is to create money for the things that are needed.
I know corporations and the people who get significantly more than their share of things will object, at first, but when they understand the truth they will recognise that they are also the victims of vain products and public services. There is a significant portion of the population that serves little meaningful purpose, because they are being forced into vain jobs or denied living expenses because all the services available are based on sales rather than necessity.
Any purchased services should not be over-valued, because this causes inflation. Average Americans can not compete with CEO's making 6 figure incomes, a charities workers should never make more than 5 times the expected minimum adult income of it's poorest beneficiaries. Any government employees should make between half the mean hourly income of the population for beginners and twice that for skilled or hard labor.
Materials and labor have real value, but research should be paid for, because of the common good rather than for the purpose of marketing. The pharmacutical industry funded marketing research is vain and often promotes dangerous practices. Also the lending industry is vain, if anything has real value than our government has the right to tax everyone equally. The IRS is unfair, the fair way to tax Americans is to create money for the things that are needed.
I know corporations and the people who get significantly more than their share of things will object, at first, but when they understand the truth they will recognise that they are also the victims of vain products and public services. There is a significant portion of the population that serves little meaningful purpose, because they are being forced into vain jobs or denied living expenses because all the services available are based on sales rather than necessity.
Any purchased services should not be over-valued, because this causes inflation. Average Americans can not compete with CEO's making 6 figure incomes, a charities workers should never make more than 5 times the expected minimum adult income of it's poorest beneficiaries. Any government employees should make between half the mean hourly income of the population for beginners and twice that for skilled or hard labor.
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