You'd need the collapse of high modernism and the managerial state for that.Maybe a little seed money on the local level.
Other than that, I mainly just want local, state, and the federal govt. to respect the non-cash economy and leave it alone.
You'd need the collapse of high modernism and the managerial state for that.Maybe a little seed money on the local level.
Other than that, I mainly just want local, state, and the federal govt. to respect the non-cash economy and leave it alone.
If child care was more affordable, that would appreciably help lower-income, middle-income, and even some upper-middle families!. . . which the already comfortable can engage in for leisure and social purposes, . .
I agree that a lot of regulation is merely going-through-the-motions. For example, I don’t think the licensing involved in setting up a day care business does much good.You'd need the collapse of high modernism and the managerial state for that.
If child care was more affordable, that would appreciably help lower-income, middle-income, and even some upper-middle families!
The smart thing to do from many perspectives, if politically impossible due to people's "pro-business"/"meritocratic" attitudes would be have UHC, a basic income, a few other services to redistribute things/keep money flowing but otherwise don't really regulate the economy(outside of pre-1975 style finance regulation) all that much.If child care was more affordable, that would appreciably help lower-income, middle-income, and even some upper-middle families!
I agree that a lot of regulation is merely going-through-the-motions. For example, I don’t think the licensing involved in setting up a day care business does much good.
Now, unannounced spot inspections do a lot more good.
And that combined with social media might give us higher solid quality than we have today. Count this as a leftie version of libertarian economics if you wish!![]()
The end result wouldbe a richer country, a freer population but the "downside" would be MUCH fewer middle class "good jobs" -- cubicle bureaucratic jobs
This is a shock? You can't pay for the "middle class good jobs"/bureaucracy needed to create those jobs normie cons/liberals want without keeping the third world down, after all.ITT: White supremacy, orientalism, jingoism, and general capitalist boot-licking.
most people do not challenge the foreign policy of their country. This is true of American citizens, Vietnamese citizens, Serbian citizens, Cuban citizens, Korean citizens, etc.ITT: White supremacy, . . .
I’d also encourage you to look at the messy reality of EIC (Earned Income Credit), which has aspects of a universal income, and finds much greater political acceptance.The smart thing to do from many perspectives, if politically impossible due to people's "pro-business"/"meritocratic" attitudes would be have UHC, a basic income, a few other services . . .