“Any concession which the capitalist makes to the worker is the concession which the farmer makes to his beasts─to feed them better that they may work more.”
─Joan Robinson, Economist
Commons Capitalism is a viable hybrid economic system that is neither capitalism, nor socialism. Commons Capitalism (1) integrates the capitalist principles of profit-making and market competition with the management of net profits as a commons (a) to equitably distribute business wealth through past, present, and future workers (b) thereby enriching communities via tiered redistribution and (2) reduces the concentration of that wealth in the economic elite.
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