>The ideology of generating shareholder profit "has caused immeasurable harm"? Really? The author is casting aside decades of economic growth, peace, and innova

>The ideology of generating shareholder profit "has caused immeasurable harm"? Really? The author is casting aside decades of economic growth, peace, and innovation. You mean when I was in grade school in the '90s? Because my memories of being a young adult go roughly: * Dot-com bust * 9/11 * Jobless recovery and War on Terror * Rising inequality, low growth * Housing bubble * Global Financial Crisis * Bank bailouts, rising inequality, recession * Slow-going recovery, rising inequality, falling real wages * Real wages finally start ticking slightly, slightly, slightly upward after decades * Rising inequality, low growth * Trump elected * Rising inequality, low growth, economists now talking very publicly about corruption and "secular stagnation"