Billionaires Spend 0.07% of Their Wealth to Avoid a 5% Tax, Call Seventy-Fold Return 'Paying Their Fair Share'
- PowerEndlessen Horrorwitz, the venture firm whose manifesto lists risk management as an enemy but whose ad budget is the most carefully risk-managed thing it owns, argues that $293 million in ads is a tax, and a generous one.
- A television screen shows a man sitting on top of a tall stack of cash, with a speech bubble above him ending in a question mark.
- The TV is a boxy set on a stand, and the flat, hand-drawn scene on its screen is framed like a news broadcast.
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- PowerEndlessen Horrorwitz, the venture firm whose manifesto lists risk management as an enemy but whose ad budget is the most carefully risk-managed thing it owns, argues that $293 million in ads is a tax, and a generous one.
- A television screen shows a man sitting on top of a tall stack of cash, with a speech bubble above him ending in a question mark.
- The TV is a boxy set on a stand, and the flat, hand-drawn scene on its screen is framed like a news broadcast.
Sources: Dsrupt