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This is INCREDIBLE! The aspirational appeal is THE ONE for THIS TIME! ❤❤❤
Do you believe in growth, less sucks, and no limits to growth, the trilogy, awesome stuff caleb and cpi
Great pamphlet!
Great stream as always
Growth is dependent upon productive and pogressive means of production, scientifically pogressive and innovative means of production, production power, production capability, production ability, production rate, quantity and quality of production in every renewable energy sectors, production and manufacturing sectors, art and cultural sectors, transportation sectors, aviation sectors, nano technological sectors, science and technological sectors, humanitarian defense sectors, robotic technological sectors, innovative agricultural sectors, waste management sectors. Growth is dependent upon pogressive and advanced materials, innovative machines and resources. Growth is dependent upon productive and pogressive political philosophy, ethics and values of governmental bodies along with the entire working class with transparency, fairness, reliability and flexibility with collective and individual effort for eradication of poverty, illiteracy, unemployment, exploitations, slavery and crisis from every sectors.
31:40 in accounting school, I learned that all labor and factory overhead is paid before profits are made. Profits are merely a basis of dividends to shareholders, a way to save for the next accounting cycles’ expenses, and extra pay for the capitalists rather than the workers most times.
But capitalists will have their baseline salary in C1, based on accounting: A=direct and indirect materials, B=overhead, C1=direct labor and indirect labor (which is where administrators, directors, and bosses come in since they aren’t really needed to make the product), C2=profit margins, and D=total price of purchase.
C1 will always be less than D; true. The boom-bust cycle analysis you had, Caleb, is true: less paid to workers makes less sold on the market, which leads to overproduction, and more technology replacing workers with less money for all people makes less in total profit because technology can’t buy products lol
I would love a copy of this "little special book" but how do I get one (in Wales UK ? ) By the way you've turned the "transcript" thing off Caleb so I can't even print it off from there. 🤔 It's really, really excellent
We will have a book version available for purchase soon. It’ll have the pamphlet essay plus some other articles.
@@CalebMaupinTV thank you (and thank you for turning on the transcript) I can print it now and give it to my neighbours (til the book is out)
Caleb you should interview Jason Hickel he has wrote two books about degrowth but the conclusion is similar to yours
Having read Hickel (and his critics), I completely agree. The terms "growth" and "degrowth" have nothing to do with the conclusions we all share. Both Hickel and Maupin want scientific progress, prosperity, environmental and social health, etc.
Hickel is clear on this, and his overall research project and academic articles are really innovative and compelling as long as people read past the title.