Great analysis, as always. To add on to this, I think their pay raise would theoretically be higher in a socialized workplace because, not only would profits be shared, the removal of a profit motive would lead to increased efficiency within a company. Streamlining processes, reducing redundant software and consolidating to the best working systems, plus potentially replacing middle management positions that essentially provide no value to workers and only exist to uphold capital. People always conflate capitalism with innovation and I feel it couldn't be more the opposite. Capitalism stifles growth of the many in order to protect the growth of the few.
Great analysis, as always. To add on to this, I think their pay raise would theoretically be higher in a socialized workplace because, not only would profits be shared, the removal of a profit motive would lead to increased efficiency within a company. Streamlining processes, reducing redundant software and consolidating to the best working systems, plus potentially replacing middle management positions that essentially provide no value to workers and only exist to uphold capital. People always conflate capitalism with innovation and I feel it couldn't be more the opposite. Capitalism stifles growth of the many in order to protect the growth of the few.