Janerik Larsson
”The major political parties are both wrong when it comes to taxing and distributing to the middle class the capital of the wealthiest 1 percent. It’s true that some of the richest Americans have been making money with money — investing in efficiency innovations rather than investing to create jobs. They are doing what their professors taught them to do, but times have changed. If the I.R.S. taxes their wealth away and distributes it to everyone else, it still won’t help the economy. Without empowering products and services in our economy, most of this redistribution will be spent buying sustaining innovations — replacing consumption with consumption. We must give the wealthiest an incentive to invest for the long term. This can create growth”
Det skriver Harvrdprofessorn Clayton M. Christensen i en just nu synnerligen inopportun betraktelse i New York Times:
http://mobile.nytimes.com/2012/11/04/business/a-capitalists-dilemma-whoever-becomes-president.html
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