The Role Of The Economy In The 1920's

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During the late end of the 1920’s, the economy was extremely unstable. Most of the wealth was located at the “top”. The federal government came up with a More Progressive Income Tax, so the wealth between the rich and the poor would be distributed evenly. What would happen with the More Progressive Income Tax is the government would perform what’s called the Robin Hood Effect. The money from the rich would go to the poor. The government would tax the rich more, and the poor less trying to make the foundation a little more stable for the economy. In order to help, some companies would donate a lot of their money to charities. Because the companies would donate money, they would get out of hand, give a little too much money, and then the company
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