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Big is bad, actually. Centralization of power in a small number of hands creates structural market distortions, generates corruption, and diminishes the freedom

Big is bad, actually. Centralization of power in a small number of hands creates structural market distortions, generates corruption, and diminishes the freedom of all.

loeg 1y ago
Maybe read beyond the headline.
- Herring 1y ago
  The article covers like 6 separate finance topics (news commentary). OP is right about the first one, eg expect highly restrictive non-competes and lower compensation over time.
  - loeg 1y ago
    I don't think OP's response conveys beyond-headline understanding of the first topic.
    - Herring 1y ago
      I'm sympathetic. It's like replying to vaccine skeptics. Gets tiring after a while.
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xxpor 1y ago
That's certainly one philosophical point of view, but it's not universally true. https://www.theargumentmag.com/p/the-problem-with-bossbabe-leftism https://www.theargumentmag.com/p/the-problem-with-bossbabe-l...
- loeg 1y ago
  Matt Bruenig is possibly the least qualified person on the planet to write about economic policy.