4 ms·
Can you explain how "private capital" is "at least as organized as unions"? I don't mean to be snarky, but that seems axiomatically untrue.
by DiggyJohnson 5y ago
Can you explain how "private capital" is "at least as organized as unions"? I don't mean to be snarky, but that seems axiomatically untrue.
- notJim 5y agoI'm a different person than you're replying to, but just to give some examples of how capital organizes itself, there are a ton of organizations they use to represent their interests. For example, at every level of government, there is a chamber of commerce formed by major businesses or their owners. That chamber of commerce publishes opinions, lobbies politicians, etc. There are also all kinds of think tanks funded and often founded by businesspeople to promote their interests. The Heritage Foundation is a prominent example. In the US, these groups have enormous influence at every level.