Why doesn't the stock market act as a balancing system to low wages? Lowering wages implies higher efficiency thus resulting in higher profits which ultimately end up in "investors" pockets. Why are these "investors" not the common American "worker" whose wages are low? Why has the market not created such an instrument to supplement the "worker" who has low wages but could ultimately profit from the ever-increasingly efficient economy?
This is an honest question whose answer I ponder. Why doesn't the stock market act as a great redistributor of capitalistic wealth?
This is an honest question whose answer I ponder. Why doesn't the stock market act as a great redistributor of capitalistic wealth?