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If we analyze the evolution of the capitalist system since the outbreak of the Great Depression with Roosevelt’s New Deal or with Nazi Germany, the big bourgeoisie resorts to the State when it has problems. When things are going well, big capital does not want the intervention of the State, they find it a nuisance, just remember the famous phrase of Ronald Reagan: “The State is not the solution to our problems, the State is the problem”. Now, when there are real problems, deep crises, the first to get in line to ask for help is big capital and big business.
Yes, from the European Union to institutions such as the International Monetary Fund or the World Bank, among other things because their political characteristics go against them. We are going to a totally productivist scenario, absolutely technified, where efficiency will set the tone. There will be regulatory entities, but they will be free of the political burden that the EU or the World Bank have today. They will be totally technical institutions in which large corporations will be able to settle their issues.
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Bajo el título “Mirando al 2060”, el economista catalán destacó cómo la llegada de la pandemia interrumpió la tendencia económica que se venía desarrollando a nivel mundial en los últimos 50 años. Añadió que habría que remontarse a las crisis agrícolas de finales del siglo XVIII para encontrar una caída del PIB similar a escala mundial.
Dijo que en estas circunstancias, la productividad se convertirá en un indicador determinante en el futuro y que, en el caso de España, los datos no son tan prometedores como los de países como Alemania o Francia. El economista pronostica que en cuestión de 60 años los niveles de desigualdad a nivel mundial aumentarán y “el capital se concentrará en un puñado de empresas”.
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Yes, you have posed it as a question, and it is well formulated. As of today, the situation is so degraded that there will be no other way out. I don’t think they will call it a bailout, but that’s what it will be.
You say that I am not very optimistic… Are we all going to die? Of course not! Will we get out of this? Of course, but poorer. Well, I am talking about the average, because a few of us will come out richer…
Evidently, in this new situation towards which we are heading, the fundamental element will be capital. The emergence of the coronavirus is benefiting some people. For example, technology and digital platforms, large corporations, investment funds and large holders of capital.
Does it seem ethical to you that, during the confinement, so much use has been made of parcel services and couriers? I am not talking about basic purchases, but about orders that could have waited, without the need to expose those workers.
No. Capitalism was born at the beginning of the 19th century as a consequence of historical evolution. And what generated the emergence of capitalism? The industrial revolution. That is, the steam engine, a new technology that made it possible to increase productivity. To which we should add the emergence of the bourgeois class, and so on. Now it is not that we can choose another system, it is that there is only this one: there is no other possibility.
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REFRANDEES to always keep in mind – “NUNCA LLUEVE A GUSTO DE TODOS” – “ARRIMAR EL ASCUA A SU SARDINA” – “CADA UNO HABLA DE LA FERIA COMO LE LE VA EN ELLA” – “EVERYONE TALKS ABOUT THE FAIR AS HE DOES IN IT” – And do not forget the “most modern” that says: “Aqui el que no corre vuela y el MAS TONTO hace aviones”.
** I apologize for MY literary limitations. Doing it better (not much) costs me MORE TIME, and the truth is that (besides not having time) I have little patience, therefore, and again, I apologize for the aforementioned limitations. **
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