Economic security hinges on national production not wealth sharing
George S. Benson argues that American welfare rests on producing more goods and services rather than redistributing existing wealth. He cites Jamestown's shift from communalism to private enterprise, warns against share-the-wealth plans, notes Europe’s drift toward state redistribution, and stresses maintaining incentives for work. Jim Thompson and Emanuel Silba appear as brief local mentions.
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