Carnegie

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1.Andrew Carnegie was one of the most successful Robber barons to have ever lived, due to steel and railways.

2. In recent times there has grown a new gradient between rich and poor.

3. This change seems very bad, but essential for natural human progress and innovation.

4. With the wealth now in the hands of very few, it raises questions as to where the rest is to go, and people should seek out financial competence.

5. Money can be left to families, bequeathed, or it can be invested properly, where leaving money to the family is a very bad choice.

6. Bequeathing it to public use, is also bad because it will generally be wasted.

  7. People often save up money that they never use, which is why the state should tax that money after their deaths so it can be put to use.

8. This policy is useful in making people want to invest during their lives.

9. Spending money during life for rich people, can help the poor greatly and shift wealth out equally.

10. The man of wealth is first to acquire money in a respectable manor and be very responsible with how he manages it, but it is important that any surplus money he has he give back to the community in one way or another, in order to help out the less fortunate.

JFK's tax policy encouraged everybody,
regarldess of wealth to have,
the same percentage of their income
as disposable in order to encourage
the increased spending of moeny, closing the gap between rich and poor