
State regulated pricing, now 10c per bottle. Wont get low balled by pte recycling companies.Errrrr 10c considered wealth..........?
Yes it can be considered a form of wealth redistribution. More correctly it is a transfer mechanism rooted in manipulation of human behavior.Introduce this bottle tax. Rich people can afford to buy drinks and throw away, don't even bother to go machine claim refund.
Seeing many low income ppl benefit from this, bring large bags of recyclables to the machine and earn the cash.
Is this a form of wealth redistribution?
Yes. Because it is legal tender. Bear in mind that there isn’t technically a cap on the wealth transferred as long as those who seek it see fit to spend their time on its accumulation.Errrrr 10c considered wealth..........?
Errrrr 10c considered wealth..........?
It’s a form of waste tax payer money to justify someone promotion and bonusIntroduce this bottle tax. Rich people can afford to buy drinks and throw away, don't even bother to go machine claim refund.
Seeing many low income ppl benefit from this, bring large bags of recyclables to the machine and earn the cash.
Is this a form of wealth redistribution?
Introduce this bottle tax. Rich people can afford to buy drinks and throw away, don't even bother to go machine claim refund.
Seeing many low income ppl benefit from this, bring large bags of recyclables to the machine and earn the cash.
Is this a form of wealth redistribution?

1 million bottles is consider wealthErrrrr 10c considered wealth..........?
Compliment actually. It has a lot more income generation potential weight for weight.It’s a form of introducing exercise to replace picking cardboard
I’d argue that this is a measured deliberation of the government and fully intentional.. It's up to the consumers, not the intention of the government.
it brings out the 3rd world mentality of people

