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I don't see the contradiction between the two propositions "government is for the ruling class" and "there have been some progress". There are even economic the
by rixed 1y ago
I don't see the contradiction between the two propositions "government is for the ruling class" and "there have been some progress".
There are even economic theories that start from that tenet (globally referred to as "trickle-down-economics").
- oblio 1y ago> There are even economic theories that start from that tenet (globally referred to as "trickle-down-economics"). Those economic theories are not proper economic theories. As in, mainstream economists don't support them. That theory is propaganda in service of some specific political parties. > I don't see the contradiction between the two propositions "government is for the ruling class" and "there have been some progress". "There has been some progress" is a gross understatement considering the age we're living in. There has been tremendous progress and the lifestyle difference between the poorest members of a developed country and the richest ones is much, much smaller than that between the poorest and richest members of a country 200+ years ago.