It is unfair, to say the least, in a country that increasingly believes that incentives should be the dominant motive force, that the interaction of taxation rates and benefit eligibility levels should preclude the least privileged from being able to improve their own lot.
It is unfair, so as to be brief and efficient, in a country that increasingly believes that incentives should be the dominant motive force, that the interaction of taxation rates and benefit eligibility levels should preclude the least privileged from being able to improve their own lot.