Tag: corporate
Knapp: Monopolists don’t like living in the real world, and politicians traffic in telling them they don’t have to.
C4SS Media would like to present Kevin Carson‘s “Unequal Contracts, Unequal Power”, read by James Tuttle and edited by Nick Ford.
Sebastian: The Draft, now with deluxe appeals to community service! Democrats have been pushing the Universal National Service Act since 2003 — it’s only a matter of time before you will need to burn your draft card.
Embora os políticos prometam repetidamente proteger a saúde pública, de há muito eles usam poder coercitivo para aumentar os custos médicos, sacrificando a saúde pública em benefício de lucros privados.
Nathan Goodman: While politicians repeatedly promise to protect public health, they have long used coercive power to raise medical costs, sacrificing public health for private profits.
D’Amato: Government doesn’t protect us from monopolists; it empowers them to eat us alive.
Кевином Карсоном: В любом случае, это государство выступает на стороне капиталистов, арендо- и работодателей и дает им полную власть в деле заключения контрактов, с помощью которых они в свою очередь могут диктовать условия работникам и потребителям.
D’Amato: [The state] intercedes in economic affairs not to aid ordinary, working people … but to restrict their opportunities and options so that dominant corporate actors (today’s feudal lords) may prey upon them.
Kevin Carson: Demasiados libertarios de la Derecha política y cultural se identifican instintivamente con empleadores, propietarios inmobiliarios, y proveedores de servicios cuando se trata de estos temas. Y comenten un error fundamental al hacerlo.
Kevin Carson: Too many libertarians on the political and cultural Right instinctively identify with employers, landlords, and service providers on this issue. They are fundamentally wrong-headed to do so.
Kevin Carson: In every case, it is the state which intervenes on the side of capitalists, landlords and employers, and puts them in a position of superior bargaining power from which they can dictate the terms of contract with workers and consumers.
The reality is considerably more complicated, with all sorts of permutations and combinations of public and private.
Gary Chartier helps place libertarianism in its proper context and dispel some understandable, unfortunate misconceptions.
Kevin Carson: significa termos bom motivo para esperar “tempos interessantes.”
The growing irrelevance of conventional measures of economic output to our actual material conditions of living has been a recurring theme in recent years.
“The solution is to smash the structures of government-imposed privilege that put workers into a position of dependency on employers in the first place.”
Kevin Carson: It means we’re in for some interesting times.
Those who see government power and corporate power as being in conflict, and those who seem them as being in cahoots, each have a point.
There’s a popular historical legend that goes like this: Once upon a time, back in the 19th century, the United States economy was almost completely unregulated and laissez-faire.
No caso da economia corporativa, porém, quase não faz sentido.
