It's not clear how those 4 quotes are supposed to relate to each other without added interpretation. Is there something more you'd like say? For what it's wort

It's not clear how those 4 quotes are supposed to relate to each other without added interpretation. Is there something more you'd like say? For what it's worth, I don't know if any of those sources cover broad economic trends across history. I do find them in pursuit of noble goals for the early 2020s. But in this case, my opinion is that there's a bit of a gulf there in between "this is how I would like things to work" and "this is how things have worked today/in the past/for a long time".