As I explained in “Why and How Capitalism Needs to be Reformed,” (linkedin.com/pulse/why-how-…) support for basics that are humane, help people succeed, and improve human capital development are smart investments... (1/6)
...such as free early childhood education, free access to community college, broadband connectivity infrastructure, and free lunches for students in poor neighborhoods. (2/6)
To have starving uneducated children is both morally terrible and something that society pays an enormous price for. To not have connectivity in 2021 is like not having electricity was nearly 100 years ago. (3/6)
I think that these sorts of programs are good investments if they can be efficiently run.
The real issue is selling the bonds that we need to finance this spending. (4/6)
The real issue is selling the bonds that we need to finance this spending. (4/6)
Taxing the rich as is being proposed is appropriate to me as none of these tax measures will ruin the economy or capitalism as we know it. Still, reinvigorating capitalism so it’s available to all—through tools such as micro-finance—would be great too. (5/6)
Let’s remember what the American Dream looks like and bring it back. If you want to see my more in-depth view of the Biden program, it will follow next week. (6/6)
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