Sublime

Adam Appich, master of science, is there with several studies that show how legacy cognitive blindness will forever prevent people from acting in their own best interests.

“I am greatly impressed by his central idea, which is that we can reduce the power of the corporate state only by making it less important in our lives,” wrote John Kenneth Galbraith, speaking for many.

future. One of the main lessons of behavioral economics is that small changes to the environment we live in matter.

One way to give labor more power is to make it easier to organize workers by passing labor law reform bills—the perennial campaign promises of Democratic candidates that go perennially unfulfilled. Another is to direct large-scale government investments into key national sectors—clean energy, manufacturing, education, and caregiving—to create jobs,

A relatively small, elite group of rich represent a more coherent and effective body than a large mass of citizens. The small group has stronger incentives to work together. It will almost inevitably be more effective at protecting its interests than will a mass group.