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Economy

CrispyQ

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6. Thank you for stating so clearly, thoughts I've had for a long time.

Reply to unblock (Reply #4)

Mon Jul 8, 2024, 08:12 AM

Jul 2024

Also, corporations need to be accountable to their stakeholders more than their shareholders & employees should own a share of the company & have at least one representative on the board.

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There is no "Invisible Hand" [View all] walkingman Jul 2024 OP

Indeed, the hands pulling the strings are quite visible. NT. Voltaire2 Jul 2024 #1

The invisible hand has been busy picking our pockets. sop Jul 2024 #2

We shall see how invisible it is, gab13by13 Jul 2024 #3

Bernanke is a good example of how the Federal Reserve has previously (2008) interpreted walkingman Jul 2024 #5

Even in theory, the benefits of capitalism only happen when everyone plays by the rules. unblock Jul 2024 #4

Thank you for stating so clearly, thoughts I've had for a long time. CrispyQ Jul 2024 #6