Welcome to Tax Day. But with budget cuts and an aging population, it’s time to examine other models to raise revenue. So why not treat taxpayer investments into science and technology as equity?
Gregory Ferenstein runs TechCrunch's policy channel, CrunchGov. He also holds a Master's in Mathematical Behavior Sciences.
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