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Yeah I'm not sure exactly how it works but I could definitely see an increase in value of labor providing more financial resources to a huge swath of people whi
by nerdchum 3y ago
Yeah I'm not sure exactly how it works but I could definitely see an increase in value of labor providing more financial resources to a huge swath of people which allow them to influence the business sphere with their own ideas.
Nowadays there's pretty significant monopolistic capture providing the illusion of choice in most markets, food, telecom, tech, etc.
There's no breaking this stuff up without some major change in the foundation of society.
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- snapplebobapple 3y agoIt actually wouldn't take much. They were effectively doing this prior to the supreme court swinging far to far to the laissez faire attitude on market power in the 1970's through now. We wouldn't even need to swing back very far to start breaking the monopolists up.