Income inequality is not inherently problematic in a market-based society where individuals earn money through voluntary customer transactions and competition, as demonstrated by entrepreneurs like Steve Jobs who become wealthy because consumers choose their products; however, income inequality becomes problematic when it results from illegitimate means such as state intervention, corruption, bribery, or oppression used to extract income from others.
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Is Income Inequality ALWAYS A Bad Thing? #shorts追加:
The question is if we're equal in dignity and we live in a society where people earn different amounts of money, is that a problem?
What does it mean?
And the answer is always, as any good economist would say, it depends.
So, if we live in a market-based society, right, with free enterprise and economic freedom, how do people earn their money?
They earn it because customers give it to them. The only reason that Steve Jobs died a very wealthy man is because lots of people want to have Apple products.
Um there was no coercion.
And he had to compete with Michael Dell and Bill Gates and all these other people to get that position. And so, the good thing for consumers is I'm not forced to buy my iPhone. I can buy a Samsung or something else.
And so, this is what we, you know, wanted to really dig into was is the fact that Bill Gates and Steve Jobs, that they have a massive amount of income compared to me, uh is that a problem? Not in a society where he earns it because customers are buying their products. Now, income equality can be a problem. And I do try to address that in the chapter when it's not earned income.
When we're using the state, when we're using corruption, when we're using bribery, when we're using oppression to try to extract income from other people.
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