Does Inequality Demand Stronger Solutions Than Reform? (Richard Wolff) 2019
January 3, 2019
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as posted by the channelCan reform fix the problems with monopolies?
In the past monopolies would form, create economic catastrophe, worsen inequality all before reformers could take power and put a stop to them by breaking up the monopolies.
Professor Richard Wolff joins to Thom Hartmann Program, asserting that those reformers didn't go far enough and that it was and would inadvertently recreate the conditions which allowed the monopolies to form in the first place.
Asking if we should take action to put an end to monopolies, income inequality and the kind of economic crash that is a stable of capitalism once and for all?
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