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Well clearly a consumer in one context is usually an employee (or capital owner) in another. In this particular case the consumers who are benefiting are gener
by jlarocco 8y ago
Well clearly a consumer in one context is usually an employee (or capital owner) in another.
In this particular case the consumers who are benefiting are generally a different group than the employees who are losing out, so I don't see why you bothered to point this out.