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European wages are not born out of old laws.

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Briefings

A European article argues that wealth distribution is not governed by old laws but by the reality of wealth creation. The core finding is that attempting to distribute wealth before it is created is futile and leads to continued dissatisfaction with the gap between reality and expectation.

Key points

• The article asserts that wealth distribution is not determined by old laws but by the actual process of wealth creation.
• Attempting to distribute wealth before it is created is futile and results in continued dissatisfaction with the gap between reality and expectation.

Context

This finding challenges the notion that wealth distribution can be managed independently of economic activity, suggesting that the gap between expectation and reality is inherent to the system.

Limitations

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