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"the true power in society is held by a relatively small number of people who hold a massive amount of capital" ... so they can direct collective actions (eg. a
by jp555 6y ago
"the true power in society is held by a relatively small number of people who hold a massive amount of capital" ... so they can direct collective actions (eg. a free enterprise).
So why would your top-down collective action be any different?
- NotAnEconomist 6y agoEmpirically, places that focus on "collective actions" and "society-level solutions" tend to be worse than places that allow that power to be bestowed in response to capital flows. I'm hoping for a really good answer here.
- headsupernova 6y agothey did not imply top-down organization.
- jp555 6y agoI felt they did. I think we've only ever seen things work sustainably when every individual adopts a particular set of behaviours, but maybe this is mostly just semantics?