>both cases are failures on the company side. Who/what/why fails is irrelevant. Anytime you are selling something, including labor, there exists a risk that t

>both cases are failures on the company side. Who/what/why fails is irrelevant. Anytime you are selling something, including labor, there exists a risk that the buyer stops paying, for myriad reasons. One of those reasons is that the buyer themselves (which could be a business) are not able to sell. Which means that some of the “capital holder’s” risk is inherently a worker’s risk.