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I think you misunderstand capitalism. The market value of their skills is amlost $0 There are other ways of valuing those people, but you have to break out of
by sjducb 4y ago
I think you misunderstand capitalism. The market value of their skills is amlost $0
There are other ways of valuing those people, but you have to break out of a capitalist framework if you want to value them at more than a few dollars a day.
- FredPret 4y ago[flagged]
- amflare 4y agoThere are very few economic frameworks that actually value people at all. And unless your idea is to replace capitalism with an agrarian structure, then almost anything else you could suggest would see people as an expense, which is the economic opposite of value.
- noelherrick 3y agoIf you really think that, then shouldn't you abolish economics? If a system doesn't value humans, and in fact in its history has proven it will turn babies into profit (lookin' at you Nestle), it's anti-human and as a human, it's immoral to support that system.
- WA 3y agoOf the few, which would be one?
- amflare 3y agoCapitalism, Feudalism, and maybe Mercantilism all come to mind.