Republicans/conservatives/rich sympathizers tend to make the argument that ‘we’ don’t understand economics, because not all of a billionaire’s wealth is liquid cash to be spent. Well then, how does it work? How much of the wealth IS cash that can be spent without their stocks crashing.
How do we look at a Billionaires wealth?
While we’re at it, does anyone else have any common conservative economic arguing points to add?
Here’s another off the top of my head:
Redistributing wealth in companies will crash the companies/economy, as there isn’t enough money to pay workers more.
Social welfare undermines the services they seek to ensure by providing it cheaply for all.
If you can, please provide examples/sources/citations. Thank you!