On 3/7/2013 10:30 AM, nominal9 wrote:
I go with the "sequestrate their assets" part... but the letting them
go part I'm against... As "entrepreneurs", such people would just
"steal" their way back up to wealth, without actually creating
anything beneficial for any economy, like jobs or even "products" to
speak of.....
Hi Nom,
Not to be merely contrarian, but how is *wealth* created in your
theory of the world? Does "risk" exist in any positive sense in your
model? I would like to understand your thoughts. If there is a way to
define wealth creation that is not, in some way, a form of exploitation
of one entity of another, please explain.
Can entrepreneurship be a mutually beneficial process of wealth
generation to and for all involved in a way that does not require
top-down controls? I think it can...
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Onward!
Stephen
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