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"It takes a special sort to see all the gains in wealth go to the investor and manager class and argue that this is the proper order of things." I don't think
by jeffdavis 14y ago
"It takes a special sort to see all the gains in wealth go to the investor and manager class and argue that this is the proper order of things."
I don't think anyone sees it as the proper order of things. For one thing, only central planners even think in those terms. For another, there is no obvious policy that will have a better overall result in a large country like the US -- remember, every policy has unintended consequences and doesn't always turn out like you plan.
- rayiner 14y agoI think when you ask everyone to get together to institute a society to create an environment in which business can exist, then reject the idea that it matters how the production of that society is distributed, that's a special sort of person.