Hey y’all! Here we are reading and discussing Section C.3 of AFAQ this week, which is about what determines the distribution between labour and capital!
Happy reading!
- Section C.3: https://anarchistfaq.org/afaq/sectionC.html#secc3
There is also an EPUB version of AFAQ, courtesy of @[email protected]: here
If you’d like to join, please comment and we’ll ping you next post.
Link to last week’s read: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/57667336
PS. Feedback request: How did you find last week’s reading pace? Fast/Slow/OK/etc.?
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Hi, I thought I would catch up, but it doesn’t seem like it, so remove me from the pings please. I’ve had a lot going on and while I really plan to read the book, it will have to wait some time :(
Aww it’s oke, thank you for taking part in this, see ya another time:)
If the wages of workers were related to their productivity, as argued by neo-classical economics, you would expect wages to increase as productivity rose, rather than fall. However, if wages are related to economic power, then this fall is to be expected
