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Originally Posted by GGG
You have a few options
1) add staff
2) cut service
3) Find efficiency by eliminating non essential activities.
4) Not have an inexplicably and otherwise unjustifiably low corporate tax rate so that you can afford to do option 1 when the other two options fail.
What I expect to happen is the portion of GDP spent on public services to rise and taxation to reflect that increased level of service.
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I’m just trying to think outside of the box here
