> The way we calculate risk is inherently extremely biased towards the wealthy.
We are talking money here, we tax money so we talk about how money is risked.
We don't tax your health or wellbeing, it is true that those are serious risks worse than monetary risk, but it isn't something the tax office should deal with so it isn't a part of this conversation.
We are talking money here, we tax money so we talk about how money is risked.
We don't tax your health or wellbeing, it is true that those are serious risks worse than monetary risk, but it isn't something the tax office should deal with so it isn't a part of this conversation.