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Everybody gives something for some pur- pose.
Whether the gift is large or small it is nec- essarily a diversion of wealth.
That is the point, a diversion of ivealth.
"Whether it is the government collecting a tax, or a poor man contributing a dime to char- ity, fundamentally the economic proposition is the same, it is a diversion of wealth from where it is usefully employed to purposes that may or may not be as valuable to the community.
That is always the question, whether the objects for w^h...ich the government spends the money it collects, and those for which Mr. Car- negie and others spend the money they accu- mulate are as valuahle to the community as are the productive enterprises from which the money is withdrawn.
♦ ♦ ♦ That question should be asked and answered with regard to every object for which the gov- ernment or the individual proposes to spend money.
The Carnegie Fortune 165 If asked it would be found, first of all, that the government is the most reckless and waste-, ful spender of money, that it spends its money // "like a drunken sailor" in ways and on ob-'' jects that will not stand investigation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Everybody gives something for some pur- pose.
Whether the gift is large or small it is nec- essarily a diversion of wealth.
That is the point, a diversion of ivealth.
"Whether it is the government collecting a tax, or a poor man contributing a dime to char- ity, fundamentally the economic proposition is the same, it is a diversion of wealth from where it is usefully employed to purposes that may or may not be as valuable to the community.
That is always the question, whether the objects for w^h...ich the government spends the money it collects, and those for which Mr. Car- negie and others spend the money they accu- mulate are as valuahle to the community as are the productive enterprises from which the money is withdrawn.
♦ ♦ ♦ That question should be asked and answered with regard to every object for which the gov- ernment or the individual proposes to spend money.
The Carnegie Fortune 165 If asked it would be found, first of all, that the government is the most reckless and waste-, ful spender of money, that it spends its money // "like a drunken sailor" in ways and on ob-'' jects that will not stand investigation.
What to read after Property?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eddy Arthur Jerome to read onlineMoreLess
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