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Saturday, April 23, 2005 |
IED: "Eliminating poverty is not philosophically complicated: Eliminate the monopolization of land, technology, and finance capital and equalize pay for equally productive work, both within internal economies and between trading nations. Once all nations and all people have access to technology and their labor is paid equally for equally productive work, the buying power of labor in different nations, and within nations, will equalize. Eliminating those monopolies will instantly distribute a share of the wealth to all members of society even as economic efficiency increases and produces more wealth. This is a more cooperative and democratic capitalism that will assure all rights for all people."
The present system of capitalism is simply 'plunder by trade'. And 'free trade' is just another word for the freedom of monopolies. There is no free trade.
10:56:33 AM 
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© Copyright 2005 Hetty Litjens.
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