TAXES DON’T SOLVE INEQUALITY. HOW TO FIX IT? No you cannot reduce inequality wit

TAXES DON’T SOLVE INEQUALITY. HOW TO FIX IT?
No you cannot reduce inequality with taxes.
You can:
Structure your economy for employment (instead of prices) -reducing need for taxes and redistribution.
Compensate for market failure by producing a labor economy for the production of commons – reducing need for taxes and redistribution: note that this demand is going to increase rapidly as technology continues to increase.
Require work for redistribution – producing returns on redistribution.
Increase employability of citizens within their ability limits – reducing need for taxes and redistribution.
Eradicate rent seeking, socialization of losses, privatization of commons, and corruption – reducing need for taxes.
Limit utility, bureacracy, state, and education ‘income capture’, in particularly prohibiting unions – reducing need for taxes.
Convert consumer interest, insurance, employment, medical, and retirement savings to non-profits under the treasury, invest those ‘institutional investments’ in the economy – reducing need for taxes.
Convert the Academy and Medical industries to professional-run, and end all administrative personnel who consume the majority of costs.
Restore ability to hire by tests of IQ and personality thereby ending the need for 100k education debt as a substitute.
Reduce education over 13 to part time and begin part time employment for the young. Socialization and economic education are more important than indoctrination.
Improve education by replacing instruction with ‘gaming’.
Continue govt funding of research but structure as public private, keeping part of the profits of R&D in the treasury reducing neede for taxes.
Form public-private businesses for the provision of utilities (most of which would include telco, video, data, cell, and run them as non-profits.).
End the immigration problem that seeks to keep wages low, at the expense of social destruction (bowling alone). And restore requirement for full integration before admission.

And I can continue this list for pages and pages.

In other words, we make the economy better by ending bads that indirectly produce goods, rather than try to produce goods that always and everywhere produce bads by externality.