Policies Affecting Firms

Higher effective tax rates on the largest multinational enterprises through coordinated global frameworks.

An annual tax on accumulated net assets rather than income.

Broad-based taxes on spending, that maintain revenue as labor income declines.

Taxes that remove fiscal advantages for automation or directly levy AI and robotic deployment.

Public investment in sectors delivering public value and supporting employment

Fiscal incentives for employers who invest in retraining or hire displaced workers.

Legal frameworks assigning financial responsibility for AI-caused harms.

Competitive markets of licensed private regulators selling compliance services to AI companies.

Adaptations to central bank frameworks to manage AI-driven disruptions to prices and employment.

Modernized competition enforcement targeting control over essential AI infrastructure.

Reduced working hours to distribute work more evenly and convert productivity gains into leisure.

Strengthened collective bargaining giving workers a voice in AI adoption decisions.

Tax incentives and subsidies connecting displaced workers to skills development.