Unemployed need not apply

[danielpalos]

dear, how special of you. everyone should know that the laws of demand and supply are consistent; and, that wage scales are merely insufficient to attract qualified labor.

Why not end the capital gains preference whenever positions go unfilled?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

dear, how special of you. everyone should know that the laws of demand and supply are consistent; and, that wage scales are merely insufficient to attract qualified labor.

Why not end the capital gains preference whenever positions go unfilled?

An unfilled job does not involve capital gains.
Why should my gain be taxed at a higher rate because of it?

 

[danielpalos]

why do you say that? it could involve those weights and measures to better enable conformity to rational choice theory and Capitalism.

 

[EdwardBaiamonte]

There Are 4 Million U.S. Job Openings: Why Are The Positions Unfilled?

4 million jobs not sold and 100's of millions of products in stores not yet sold either. So????????

 

[danielpalos]

dear; capital gains preference is directly related to full employment weights and measures; or, there is no need for that distinction.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

dear; capital gains preference is directly related to full employment weights and measures; or, there is no need for that distinction.

capital gains preference is directly related to full employment weights and measures

Where does the tax code mention capital gains, employment, weights and measures?
Link?

 

[danielpalos]

dear; why implement a "capital" gains tax preference for investing in Capital if human capital is being excluded and even being burdened with a "work Tax".

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

dear; why implement a "capital" gains tax preference for investing in Capital if human capital is being excluded and even being burdened with a "work Tax".

I agree, the tax code doesn't mention employment when capital gains are discussed.

 

[danielpalos]

is human capital, not really capital.

In any case; why do we have a work tax if working is supposed to a moral requirement?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

is human capital, not really capital.

In any case; why do we have a work tax if working is supposed to a moral requirement?

Do you even know what capital gains are?

 

[danielpalos]

Do you even know what capital gains preference should be used for?