A worker can only be defined in relationship to an owner and both worker
and owner can only be defined in relationship to material "things".
(Relations between individuals are the result of their relationships to
things). A worker is the antithesis of an owner, i.e., a non-owner of the
means of pr
More and more evidence that Marx's imiseration thesis was right, just in the
`longer' run.
Carl Dassbach
>
> I am amazed that nobody has noticed that, in the wave of middle class rhetoric,
> that nobody in the popular media has noticed that people who make $120,000 are
> hardly members of the middle class.
>
>
> --
> Michael Perelman
> Economics Department
> California State University
> Chico, C
>
> >Jesse Vorst asks:
>
> Can someone guide me to references on the "Greenfield" practice
> of a company threatening to transfer production to an existing
> plant in an area with low union rates and/or high unemployment?
> ___
>
Almo
Ford) to lose huge amounts of money and only make
minimal concessions while taking advantage of depressed wages and material
costs. In effect, to "ride out" the Depression.
Carl Dassbach
