Taxation and the Universal Law of Balance: A Natural Mechanism for Economic Equilibrium

Abstract This paper examines the fundamental purpose of government taxation through the lens of the universal law of balance within Angelito Malicse’s universal formula. While modern governments possess the technical capacity to create fiat currency through central banks, taxation remains indispensable. This work argues that taxation is not merely a fiscal or political tool but a natural mechanism of economic homeostasis, aligned with the universal laws governing balance, feedback, and cause and effect. By maintaining equilibrium between money creation, spending, and real economic output, taxation fulfills a vital role in preserving both national stability and global economic harmony.