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Why have taxes risen so enormously over the last forty years?

In the early 1980s, employees developed a solution to a problem faced by the wealthy and large corporations. The level of salaries depends on the type of work, education, age, and experience. Additionally, employees naturally need a building to work in and they need machines. And let’s not forget raw materials to make products.

How do you close the budget deficit?

**With internet banking.** Most organizations show a balance in their internal ledger that is thousands — sometimes millions — of times larger than the actual money sitting in their bank account.

00N6/47 Living wages. What is the point of having a job if it doesn’t pay the bills?

Before 1980, the law of supply and demand determined the price of products and wages. When supply was high, prices fell. When many people wanted a particular job, wages fell. When supply was low, prices rose. When few people were willing or able to do a particular job, wages rose.

00N25/47 Why do companies continue to schedule for employees they’ve laid off?

There are two natural scenarios in which employees leave companies. These employees always perform tasks that are essential to the company, and they are always replaced at short notice. Therefore, it’s perfectly normal for companies to continue scheduling. These two scenarios are summary dismissal because an employee isn’t doing their job and retirement.

00N33/47 Is this information reliable?

Neurotypicals like to think that they judge new information on its merits. But I hear neurotypicals say over and over again, “That can’t be true, because I’ve never heard of it.” Or “Yes, I know, because I’ve heard of it before.” Neurotypicals experience new information as unreliable, simply because it is new. Neurotypicals never think about the causes of losses and budget deficits, so this is new.