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Fundamentally a capitalist accrues profit: it the difference between the wages and expenditure needed to produce a product. Either en masse or per unit, a capit
by huragok 9y ago
Fundamentally a capitalist accrues profit: it the difference between the wages and expenditure needed to produce a product. Either en masse or per unit, a capitalist maximizes this difference, of which the worker sees none.
Capitalism is greed: it is the accumulation of what you are not morally owed.
- smokeyj 9y agoExhibit A ladies and gentlemen.