Yet, half of the US economy isn't under public ownership.

Zoomers rise up

@Weez Fun fact, the Austrian school of economics is one of the most valid schools in modern economics because when they first looked at graphs they thought: Graphs are for faggots.
They thereby avoided most major problems that have plauged economists since Adam Smith...

You're so dense it's ridiculous

You're stating that we have a balance, roughly 50 50 between the two.

Which is false.

Objectively, false.

If we have more than 50% of one thing..

That is a...

Can you guess?

Majority.

If it's a majority, then we refer to it, generally as that thing.

It's unbelievable

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Look at the tax code

What does it say?

the western country that's closest to a 50% split is norway i think

their public sector is huge

^

I'd say that's about right

it makes up like 35% of employment

Nowhere else in the Western world is it that large.

You goys familiar with the concept of Civic honesty? Do this survey: https://qsharingeu.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_0cxePR8ZOjsRrUx
I have access to the results you're predicting by country, I can post em later

for comparison's sake the most recent statistics for venezuela have it at under 30%

The tax code says HESOYAM

outside of the west you have more clear splits

like russia which is around 40%

belarus around 50%

It says "Hey goyim, 20% of your taxes go to Israel!"

china in regards to employment i'm not sure but slightly more than 50% of their capital is state owned

"That 25% will be useful to us"

"We can't wait for that next 30% to come in"

You need to look at the entire tax code, not just income tax or shit like that

india has about a 50% split in the formal sector though its informal sector is huge

If America touches the NHS with their greasy, cholesterol filled obese fingers I will assassinate trump myself

Better a goy or kafir?

I started with a neat idea about publicly shown hourly rates, but then realized where the convo was actually going. <:derpysleep:588652359450886154>

Reading tax codes is actually not so easy, and it's different in every country

You know what, lets start a topic...

What is socialism really.?