In a recent article in the Financial Times, Harold 'lincott, editor of the Investors' Chronicle arguod that incomes policy should concentrate on wages and calaries rathcor than unearned income because of changes in the sharo of the national cake, Tho former have risen 6—fold sinco 1938 but tho lattor only 2%- times. A letter published on 16 Jan. pointed out that the drawers of rent, dividomd and interest had had a 4—fold increase in tthe value of their capital, which, mcreover was tax-free, since 1938.
The WeekThe Week Vol. 1, No. 4, 22 January 1964
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