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by ben_w
793 days ago
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That's a very mid-1800s position to take, given you're complaining about "calculating productivity like it's the 1800s" — owners getting rich from reinvesting the profits of labour is one of the big things that Marx was cross about. > We can just decide to change it. Doesn't require magic or even much imagination. Many have tried. What's the quote? “For every complex problem there is an answer that is clear, simple and wrong.” ― H. L. Mencken Some attempts have been more successful, some less successful, but the governments which think economics is easy have done the worst, regardless of if they were Communist or Capitalist. |
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