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<blockquote data-quote="rickyb" data-source="post: 3574741" data-attributes="member: 56035"><a href="https://ralphnaderradiohour.com/democracy-in-chains/" target="_blank">Democracy in Chains – Ralph Nader Radio Hour</a>the first part of this episode is on the koch brother &quot;libertarian&quot; movement.&nbsp; its quite interesting.&nbsp; ralph says america doesnt have a free market partly because america no longer has freedom of contract, which david cay johnston has covered in his &quot;fine print&quot; book.ralph also says brazil and america are comparable countries but says america became more wealthy because countries which are more democratic develop faster than dictatorships.&nbsp; worker coops have higher worker pay than capitalist enterprises so that also makes sense because they are more democratic than capitalist dictatorships.&nbsp; mondragon coop in spain has relatively low worker to executive pay of 12:1 or 8:1 i forget.&nbsp; whereas executive pay to workers in america is 350:1 last i checked.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rickyb, post: 3574741, member: 56035"] [URL="https://ralphnaderradiohour.com/democracy-in-chains/"]Democracy in Chains – Ralph Nader Radio Hour[/URL] the first part of this episode is on the koch brother "libertarian" movement. its quite interesting. ralph says america doesnt have a free market partly because america no longer has freedom of contract, which david cay johnston has covered in his "fine print" book. ralph also says brazil and america are comparable countries but says america became more wealthy because countries which are more democratic develop faster than dictatorships. worker coops have higher worker pay than capitalist enterprises so that also makes sense because they are more democratic than capitalist dictatorships. mondragon coop in spain has relatively low worker to executive pay of 12:1 or 8:1 i forget. whereas executive pay to workers in america is 350:1 last i checked. [/QUOTE]

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