Comments by "Poisonelle Misty" (@PoisonelleMisty4311) on "Garys Economics" channel.

  1. There are several factors that can lead to a country having high taxes, but still suffering from relative poverty and unemployment. Here are some possible explanations: 1. Corruption: If tax revenue is not used effectively or misused by corrupt politicians and officials, it can result in resources not reaching the most needy and poor sections of the population. 2. Inequality in the distribution of resources: Even if a country has high taxes, resources can be distributed in a way that favors the already rich and disfavors the poor. This can lead to poverty and unemployment persisting despite high taxes. 3. Weak economy: If a country's economy is weak due to, for example, a lack of investment, low productivity or an unstable political situation, it may be difficult to create enough jobs and reduce poverty despite high taxes. 4. Inadequate social management systems: If a country lacks effective social management systems to support the unemployed and poor, it may be difficult to break the pattern of relative poverty and unemployment, even with high taxes. In summary, there can be a number of complex factors that contribute to a country having high taxes but still suffering from relative poverty and unemployment. Effective measures to combat these challenges may include reforms to reduce corruption, promote a more equitable distribution of resources, improve the economy and strengthen social management systems.
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