This guy is a professor of economics. Says it all really. He presents his utopian vision absent of any connection to reality. He completely ignores data protec

This guy is a professor of economics. Says it all really. He presents his utopian vision absent of any connection to reality. He completely ignores data protection legislation. Most of the KPIs he describe measure presentation, not productivity. There are so many instances here of selecting evidence (anecdotal, fanciful) to suit your hypothesis here he would make a first year social studies student blush. What was the hypothesis anyway? That inequality is linked to value production and that will be borne out by measurements gathered at some future time? Just goes to show, Economics is a field of study (not a science) where learning the "right" answers and courting of research grants trump cold hard empirical analysis.