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		<title>The United Nations, The Principle of Sharing and Economic Reform</title>
		<description>Comments for The United Nations, The Principle of Sharing and Economic Reform at http://www.stwr.org , comment 1 to 1 out of 1 comments</description>
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			<description>The main obstacle to decentralizing wealth is the lack of a pragmatic strategy  of achieving it.  
Both the ideological left and right envision an equitable system. The left envisions &quot;economic democracy&quot; and the right envisions &quot;supply-side&quot; theory.  Both want to see the average working class family to be prosperous.  However, both have fallen short of the mark.
What is needed is a politically neutral strategy to accomplish a balanced economy.
Therefore, it is proposed that a tax credit for profit-sharing be implemented on a trial basis.
This would allow businesses to plow up to 20% of net profits to employees on a regular basis, and receive a tax credit for that &quot;success dividend&quot;.
It is both business friendly and labor friendly. 
It would increase household income quickly and would be a built-in stimulus which would 
pay for itself from higher  productivity and a wider tax base.
see www.profitsharinguprising.com to read a free online treatise on this strategy.
This is  the model , the missing link that capitalism needs all over the globe.
Dr. Darian Lance Smith - Darian Lance Smith</description>
			<pubDate>Thu, 28 May 2009 20:39:04 +0100</pubDate>
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