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> This problem isn't complicated because it's intellectually challenging. This problem is complicated because the balance of power is overwhelmingly favorable to the rich, and they have many means to both disrupt the conversation in intellectual circles and to block any political means of making these necessary changes.

It can be both, one does not preclude the other. As I mentioned in my other comments, one can't simply adjust taxes without thinking about higher order effects, and it takes intellectual capacity to even think about what to tax in the first place and how, in order to reduce these effects.

> See economist Richard D. Wolff for extremely simple answers to the above problem.

Where should I be looking specifically?




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