Good governance isn't just talk—it's about doing the fundamentals right. When governments lean too hard on tax increases, they're banking on people's tolerance. But that patience has limits. You squeeze too much, people adapt or bail. What about seasonal demand? December's the perfect example—people want options. Real choice means variety across different price points, not a one-size-fits-all approach. Markets work best when there's genuine flexibility for different spending appetites.
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New_Ser_Ngmi
· 3h ago
Basically, the government shouldn't be greedy; there needs to be a balance in taxation. People's patience isn't unlimited, and if pushed too far, they'll just go elsewhere. The market needs diverse options and can't be one-size-fits-all—that's true freedom.
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CryptoTherapist
· 12-29 15:28
ngl this taxation psychology is hitting different... gov's basically stress-testing their citizens' emotional volatility index and wondering why ppl are abandoning ship. classic market anxiety syndrome manifesting as tax avoidance behavior. december spending patterns? that's literally portfolio rebalancing on a macro scale fr
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TokenToaster
· 12-27 22:51
Taxation really is playing with fire... The government thinks the people's patience is unlimited, but as soon as they push, they run away.
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StealthDeployer
· 12-27 22:47
That's right, excessive taxation forces people to either evade taxes or run away, and the government really hasn't thought it through.
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NFTRegretter
· 12-27 22:32
Damn, it's that same "market freedom" argument again, but the reality is most people don't really have a choice.
Good governance isn't just talk—it's about doing the fundamentals right. When governments lean too hard on tax increases, they're banking on people's tolerance. But that patience has limits. You squeeze too much, people adapt or bail. What about seasonal demand? December's the perfect example—people want options. Real choice means variety across different price points, not a one-size-fits-all approach. Markets work best when there's genuine flexibility for different spending appetites.