Grayox

So you haven't read a book on economics since you graduated, got it.

My guy, we have solved plumbing. You lack vision, i dont want to tax the rich, I want to abolish the system that allows the rich to exist in the first place.

Here's the thing, we should strive for an ideal world.

Yes.

So why do folks who speculate and gamble with more money than a plumber will see in their lifetime make so much money while providing effectively nothing of value to society?

Single income families should be allowed to exist, families are more important than corporate profits. Furthermore it is unrealistic to not work and just collect rent from folks who do

I'll have to add that to my list, always looking to learn more.

Considering you cant name a book, i doubt it. I'm currently reading The Value of Everything by Mariana Mazzucato and Yurugu by Marimba Ani. I cant recommend both of them enough. Its about culture as much as it is about economics.

Society should work towards a better life for all, not better profits for a few.

Bruh, its about valuing the people who work on the sewer more than the people who work at banks making money out of thin air. Its about shifting the whole paradigm of our society and focusing on what matters, I wouldn't expect a "tory" to understand that though.

What was the last book on economics you read?

Haven't heard of em, I'll have to check em out though!