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Profits, bonuses, and dividends. Which would be a nice balance to the way productivity has rocketed since the late 70s, and has mostly flowed to the top 1%. U
by TheOtherHobbes 9mo ago
Profits, bonuses, and dividends.
Which would be a nice balance to the way productivity has rocketed since the late 70s, and has mostly flowed to the top 1%.
Ultimately - and predictably - wealth hoarding becomes economic self-harm. You need distributed prosperity if you want diverse growth and economic and social stability.
- tt24 9mo agoProductivity has tracked wages pretty well. The graphs you’re referring to compare median wages to mean productivity, which is of course nonsense.