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> They've taken it as far as it can go, before tipping into authoritarianism. Can you expand on that? What countries are you talking about? > as they rolled i
by mrpopo 7y ago
> They've taken it as far as it can go, before tipping into authoritarianism.
Can you expand on that? What countries are you talking about?
> as they rolled into stagnation.
In today's context of over-abundance: why is "stagnation" a bad thing?
- AnimalMuppet 7y ago> What countries are you talking about? adventured listed at least one - Sweden. > In today's context of over-abundance: why is "stagnation" a bad thing? In today's world where too many people still live in extreme poverty, stagnation is condemning millions of people to misery and/or death.
- mrpopo 7y ago> adventured listed at least one - Sweden. Yes, I would like to know exactly when Sweden accidentally turned to authoritarianism. > In today's world where too many people still live in extreme poverty, stagnation is condemning millions of people to misery and/or death. Extreme poverty is not a problem of stagnation of the economy, it's a problem of extreme inequality. Growth is but a workaround to this.