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Found this video in the Brexit-thread:
Does Capitalism Exploit Workers? - Learn Liberty
My first question to the speaker would be if he could give some specific, real-life examples that support his arguments.
My second question would be if he could explain the development of the economics for example in the US and Germany of the last 30 years where the governments pretty much did what Neoliberalism demand and why the wealth concentrates on so few.
My third question would be why it is better to be "exploited" by some rich, unelected people than by an elected government.
My general reaction to this video: *facepalm*
OH, FUNFACT:
The Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences - or Nobel Prize in Economics for short - that Milton Friedman got, isn't part of the "real" Nobel Prize. As you can see in the wikipedia-articles the economics prize is founded by the Swedish National Bank while the Nobel Prize was founded by Alfred Nobel.
One could say that the "Nobel Prize in Economics" is just a circle-jerking of mainstream economists and bankers who decide about the nominees in their "echo-chambers"...
Does Capitalism Exploit Workers? - Learn Liberty
My first question to the speaker would be if he could give some specific, real-life examples that support his arguments.
My second question would be if he could explain the development of the economics for example in the US and Germany of the last 30 years where the governments pretty much did what Neoliberalism demand and why the wealth concentrates on so few.
My third question would be why it is better to be "exploited" by some rich, unelected people than by an elected government.
My general reaction to this video: *facepalm*
OH, FUNFACT:
The Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences - or Nobel Prize in Economics for short - that Milton Friedman got, isn't part of the "real" Nobel Prize. As you can see in the wikipedia-articles the economics prize is founded by the Swedish National Bank while the Nobel Prize was founded by Alfred Nobel.
One could say that the "Nobel Prize in Economics" is just a circle-jerking of mainstream economists and bankers who decide about the nominees in their "echo-chambers"...
Post edited July 03, 2016 by viperfdl