Agreed, but education is only part of the problem. I'm not blaming the "workers"-
EVERYBODY votes with their wallet-but I do recognize that the capitalist system, with all it's faults, is still better than alternativ
es. In my definition of enhanced free-marke
t systems, Human Capital is given more weight, along with investment capital, with more of the former inevitably leading to more of the latter.
I have written a couple pieces that might help.
Education- "They can all be Geniuses." On
www.Triond.com (Baltimore
Barry)
and Capitalism
-"Unfetter
ed capitalism leads to economic anarchy."
On
www.associatedcontent.com (Mediaman)
The forthcomin
g demise of America, if it occurs, can be traced directly to the undervalui
ng and mis-manage
ment of Human Capital and the systems and processes that contribute to it's success.
The necessary balance between capitalism
-the dog eat dog world of openly competitiv
e markets- and consumers-
the people and businesses that buy products and services-h
as been corrupted by special interests that "game the system" through constructi
ve economic monopolies that originate in geography-
like cable and telco- and through concentrat
ion of influence on the political process to reduce or eliminate the transparen
cy and government
-enforced fairness that has been lacking for over a generation like FTC enforced anti-monop
olistic practices. Add the oh-so-obvi
ous lobbyist-d
riven influence peddling in the political process that lacks a counter-ba
lancing Citizen voice (which should be government
) and you get what we have today.
Man the torches and pitchforks
!
Read the Article at HuffingtonPost
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