Economic growth more likely when wealth distributed to poor instead of rich

The economic case for maintaining a progressive income tax structure and targeting welfare payments to those most in need is overwhelming

Having money from economic growth flow to poor people rather than the rich feeds into a lift in the rate of economic growth and lower unemployment. Conversely, as income inequality increases, the potential for economic growth is constrained.

The economic case for maintaining a progressive income tax structure and targeting welfare payments to those most in need is overwhelming.