A surplus value tax. Why we need to reintroduce the term “surplus value” into modern economics

The human brain is more complex than the economy of the USA. If Joe gets fired from his job, it has some effect on inflation, unemployment, GDP, consumer price index, retail sale, producer price index, the balance of trade, labor force participation rate, interest rate, foreign exchange rates, business confidence, money supply, stock market indices, consumer confidence, government debt and deficit, housing market indicators, industrial production. So complex!

An uncle of mine said: “If Michael Schumacher (an affluent formula pilot) made that money, then what’s the deal?” But actually, that’s the deal! One start-up billionaire was in awe when capitalism allowed him to make much money. The system is completely wrong!

We have animalistic ideologies (and every ideology is something animalistic because it has developed in the African savanna) that are so wicked since they don’t want any redistribution.

So if the super-rich interest groups have been amassing unbelievably large wealth since the 19th century or in some cases Middle Ages, it is properly attained property despite it being dishonestly gained even by capitalist ethics (which sounds to me as something like “contract killing ethics”). Political entrepreneurs cannot maintain their business without politicians which is completely wrong. And it destroys the political systems.

We have proven and stable business models (banking, loans, mining, oil) that not only don’t develop or invent something but they have unbelievably large surplus value (and I don’t mean the salaries but the money that gets pocketed by the few richest). The Czech Republic’s oligarchs and international structures cannot bring finer examples.

Individual cash flow inside the companies would be attributed to appropriate surplus value taxes. It is unbelievable that monopolies or oligopolies are not regulated.

Capitalism is an extremely complex phenomenon so we should know where to redistribute from. The intention is not to create socialism, but to get the resources to proper places.

And where to invest the collected surplus value, for example? To make more genetically edited individuals born, scientific research, social welfare, international aid and charity, healthcare, infrastructure, and debt reduction.

Not only the super-rich must control whole countries, and educational systems, but they also need to control economics as a science. So it is ideologically (and I repeat that ideologies are something animalistic) right-wing aligned so no surplus value tax in the future is happening.


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