Interesting how policy makers selectively embrace market interventions: rent caps, property price controls, executive compensation limits, credit card rate regulations—you name it. Yet when it comes to wealth taxation and closing loopholes for the ultra-wealthy, suddenly it's all about free market principles and letting capital flow freely. The cherry-picking is hard to miss.
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Interesting how policy makers selectively embrace market interventions: rent caps, property price controls, executive compensation limits, credit card rate regulations—you name it. Yet when it comes to wealth taxation and closing loopholes for the ultra-wealthy, suddenly it's all about free market principles and letting capital flow freely. The cherry-picking is hard to miss.