The Right Way to Tax America | Office Hours
Scott Galloway argues for taxing wealth and inheritance rather than consumption, and shares advice on cutting corporate jargon and balancing career moves with relationships.
The gist
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Galloway says sales taxes are regressive because the lowest income households spend nearly 100% of disposable income on them while the wealthy barely notice.
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He argues lowering the estate tax exemption from $30 million to $1 million could capture around $120 trillion in wealth transfers over the next few decades.
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Corporate jargon spreads when managers stop doing real work, so Galloway says requiring executives to stay hands-on is the best fix.
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If you are early in your career, Galloway says to stick out a two-year stint abroad since economic security matters more to relationships than proximity does short-term.
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