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kinda figured, but by submitting the link and quoting it that way, it seems you agree, or at least are pursuaded somewhat? or have different takes on these thin
by clairity 6y ago
kinda figured, but by submitting the link and quoting it that way, it seems you agree, or at least are pursuaded somewhat? or have different takes on these things?
a lot of politicoeconomic theory over the last many decades has been a one-sided push to justify rentierism, consolidate wealth/power, and corner sources of wealth extraction (e.g., globalism, trickle-down, labor movement vilification, etc.). it's a slow boil toward fascism, which is concerning to say the least.
- SkyMarshal 6y agoI agree with the book’s analysis of the problem. Not sure about the solution yet, which I think will need to incorporate and extend marginal utility rather than discard or replace it.