response to taxation and accounts for the incomes of the superrich being qualitatively different than others. Some may be … "superstars," for whom small differences in talent are magnified into much larger earnings differences, while others may work in … income of the superrich. …

superrich may be “superstars” for whom small differences in talent are magnified into much larger earnings differences, while … response to taxation and accounts for the incomes of the superrich being qualitatively different from others. Some of the … fraction of the taxable income of the superrich …

response to taxation and accounts for the incomes of the superrich being qualitatively different than others. Some may be … "superstars", for whom small differences in talent are magnified into much larger earnings differences, while others may work in … income of the superrich. …

response to taxation and accounts for the incomes of the superrich being qualitatively different than others. Some may be … “superstars,” for whom small differences in talent are magnified into much larger earnings differences, while others may work in … income of the superrich. …

response to taxation and accounts for the incomes of the superrich being qualitatively different than others. Some may be … "superstars", for whom small differences in talent are magnified into much larger earnings differences, while others may work in … income of the superrich. …

We show how normative standpoints determine optimal taxation of wealth. Since wealth is not equal to capital, we find …

jettisoned.In this comment, I shall take issue with both Professor McCready (“The Case against Wealth Taxation”) and Dean Maloney … (“The Case Against Wealth Taxation: A Reply”), which is, in effect, an attempt to make the case for wealth taxation. My …