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**pGJLweEw** · 02-27-2009, 06:50 AM

Interesting vid. Not sure I buy the whole causation from wage-gap to debt-gap, but it's an interesting theory.

Something had to be done with the capital that was raised by not increasing wages. If it had been invested to increase production then wages would have increased. But that would have brought lower profit margins. Buy lending they actually increased their profit margins. It's not really causation. It's just capitalists taking advantage of the situation and ****ing everything up.

02-27-2009, 06:50 AM	#13
pGJLweEw Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 444 Senior Member	Interesting vid. Not sure I buy the whole causation from wage-gap to debt-gap, but it's an interesting theory. Something had to be done with the capital that was raised by not increasing wages. If it had been invested to increase production then wages would have increased. But that would have brought lower profit margins. Buy lending they actually increased their profit margins. It's not really causation. It's just capitalists taking advantage of the situation and ****ing everything up.
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