>I don’t think labor price renegotiations constitute a social revolution in the historical sense of the phrase. Maybe a small one. I sort of weakly disagree, a

>I don’t think labor price renegotiations constitute a social revolution in the historical sense of the phrase. Maybe a small one. I sort of weakly disagree, a labor movement (of price negotiation) would be extremely subversive of the business status quo. I say weakly because the kind of 'revolution' discussed seems to be much less of an organized movement and instead a spontanious zeitgeist in my view. For context of Reich's thinking here I would recommend his 2017 Netflix documentary "Saving Capitalism"[0] [0] - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6185286/ https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6185286/