Manhattan Mansions Fall from the Sky - Barron's [View article]
For another perspective read The Divine right of Capital by Marjorie Kelly.
On Nov 23 11:06 AM nukldrager wrote:
> vbierschwale; while I agree with your point, the question that nags > me is how to have capitalism, which is fundamentally buy low, sell > high in every aspect from labor to investment, and allow existing, > established communities to continue and prosper. Might be impossible. > > Cheap labor is a natural desire for any capitalist. When labor costs > negatively impact roi, machines and resources are moved to areas > where cheap labor can be found. Management clearly holds all the > cards, and has always been willing to sacrifice communities that > once provided the labor or outlets for it's profits. > But it's still a bit of a stretch to say that outsourcing alone is > the cause of the current global financial crisis don't you think? > What about greed, corruption, and fraudulent pilfering of the public > purse at the highest levels of financial and governmental responsibility? > > The Queen of Hearts when she was told she had used an oxymoron,<br/>sa... > "What? Go away! Don't bother me with that. We already have enough > dumb animals running around the palace" > > >
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For another perspective read The Divine right of Capital by Marjorie Kelly.
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On Nov 23 11:06 AM nukldrager wrote:
> vbierschwale; while I agree with your point, the question that nags
> me is how to have capitalism, which is fundamentally buy low, sell
> high in every aspect from labor to investment, and allow existing,
> established communities to continue and prosper. Might be impossible.
>
> Cheap labor is a natural desire for any capitalist. When labor costs
> negatively impact roi, machines and resources are moved to areas
> where cheap labor can be found. Management clearly holds all the
> cards, and has always been willing to sacrifice communities that
> once provided the labor or outlets for it's profits.
> But it's still a bit of a stretch to say that outsourcing alone is
> the cause of the current global financial crisis don't you think?
> What about greed, corruption, and fraudulent pilfering of the public
> purse at the highest levels of financial and governmental responsibility?
>
> The Queen of Hearts when she was told she had used an oxymoron,<br/>sa...
> "What? Go away! Don't bother me with that. We already have enough
> dumb animals running around the palace"
>
>
>