Also... if studies can't be found... how can it be claimed they can be created?
I mean in what scientific way can "diminishing returns" be measured in peoples lives?
How would you even measure such a thing...?
After all i would think you would measure it by how much stuff of value people can aquire, and how much more money they could aquire.
In which case... the only money that's going to make any difference in said expierement is money used for higher education... IF the person picks the right career and even then it's going to vary widely. (Some other stuff being used for buisnesses equipment... like buying a snow plow... or buying a company for that matter. So really i guess it'd only matter for schooling.)
So why would you be against a flat tax with a tax credit for higher education?
