Free To Choose 1980 - From Cradle to Grave - Negative Income Tax
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2018
- Could a negative income tax replace the current welfare system? There’s one large obstacle that we need to overcome…the bureaucracy of the current welfare system. It’s not a perfect system, but it’s a start. Hear more about it in this clip from Free To Choose, Episode 4 “From Cradle to Grave”.
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It's hard not to be impressed by the intellects of Sowell and Friedman. It's a pity Friedman has passed away and Sowell is in his later years...
Sowell and Friedman make good points at times but their adherence to an ideology causes them to take absurd positions at other times. In the long run the best ideas win. Today we have welfare systems in every developed country. This empirical fact refutes Friedman and Sowell.
@@GizmoMaltese the reason the welfare systems exist is because the negative income tax would put the middle man (the bureaucracy) out of the equation and would lead to mass level of govt unemployment. The bureaucrats would put highest level of friction and lobbying against such things and public trade unions would stop campaign donations. That's the real reason why welfare state exists. Govt can never spend on your needs better than yourself
The best part is sowells reactions.
Mr. Gibbys Thomas Sowell is and always will be a class act 😂. Love all of his books.
the prpblem is we dont have enough welfare, we need to increase it to infinity and see what happens.
What is this from? Is it a Television programme?
Its from this: ua-cam.com/video/82SG_EpCsVs/v-deo.html
They talk at Minute 31
Yes, it's from the PBS miniseries "Free To Booze"