We Went To Nebraska. What We Found Could Unrig The Economy.
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as posted by the channelWorker co-ops could be a solution to the rigged, unequal economy Americans are up against.
We talked to drivers at a rideshare company in Colorado.
They own the company together, and now when they drive a route they make more than 2x what they make driving Uber.
This video features content from Hans Taparia and Bruce Buchanan’s forthcoming book People’s Capitalism. To follow their work and learn more about the book launch, subscribe to
Host: Faiz Shakir
Supervising Producer: Sam Quigley
Producer: Sam Black
Editor: Sydney Guthrie
Videographers: Timothy Wolfer, Rob Jackson
Graphics: Big Small Motion /Jay Liquori & Ana Areias
Production Manager: Isabel Atayala
Production Coordinator: Jodi Clemens
Fellows: Astrid Dong, Daria Nastasia.
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