global development and relief of poverty has relied on there being an economic surplus for all from organized labor. everyone gets a benefit although it is unfairly distributed.
i think that there is growing organized labor today that produces no surplus. instead, it transfers wealth from some to others, causing net harm to all in the process. an example of this would be purdue pharma.
depending on who you ask the list of jobs and industries which have zero surplus is getting large. swathes of private equity and leveraged financial instruments, shitcoins, management consultancy, are pure deadweight loss.
global development and relief of poverty has relied on there being an economic surplus for all from organized labor. everyone gets a benefit although it is unfairly distributed.
i think that there is growing organized labor today that produces no surplus. instead, it transfers wealth from some to others, causing net harm to all in the process. an example of this would be purdue pharma.
depending on who you ask the list of jobs and industries which have zero surplus is getting large. swathes of private equity and leveraged financial instruments, shitcoins, management consultancy, are pure deadweight loss.
the work does nothing or causes net harm.
You’d expect that, wouldn’t you? But, alas…
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commodity_fetishism
"In Marxist philosophy..."
Well, that's about the same validity as "In Western astrology..." or "in flat earth theory..."
Would you care to discuss the topic, or just throw grenades? Surely you can come up with something more substantive than this
Buddy, admitting your thought processes forcibly terminate on pre-programmed keywords isn't a flex.
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