ECONOMIC EQUALITY X

Does anyone deny that, given the advances made in supercomputing capability in the last half of the last century, it is not unreasonable to expect before the end of this century computer modeling capabilities for accurately measuring an individual's level of work performance?

ECONOMIC EQUALITY IX

Does anyone deny that, given the advances made in supercomputing capability in the last half of the last century, it is not unreasonable to expect before the end of this century computer modeling capabilities for accurately identifying an individual's interests and skill capabilities?

ECONOMIC EQUALITY VIII

Does anyone deny that assuring an individual is able to perform in a work environment at a very high level for their entire career is to match the individual's interests and skill capabilities to the demands of the work activity?

ECONOMIC EQUALITY VII

Does anyone deny that for an economic equality scheme to function properly it would be important to place a person in a work environment in which they could excel within the limits of that individual?

ECONOMIC EQUALITY VI

Does anyone deny that people would feel more equal if their pay was based on their level of performance, that is if everyone had the same base pay, and the actual pay they received was equal to the level of their performance - 90 per cent pay for 90% performance, and so on?

ECONOMIC EQUALITY V

Does anyone deny that "utopian", "literal as a three year old" economic equality would include having everyone receive exactly the same income.

ECONOMIC EQUALITY IV

Does anyone deny that if a policy of economic equality would maximize gnp it should be the policy of choice?