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However every person working in an economic concern,
performs some job essential to the finished product, or
otherwise they wouldn't be there. Capitalist enterprises do
not pay for help they do not need. In fact, in order for any
product or service to be produced, workers are necessary
and would have to be paid whatever they asked, if the
labor market were not almost always in excess of the jobs
available, causing people to work, for what they can get.
This indicates that every worker has an equivalent
importance in terms of the end product. And yet as
necessary as every individual component is, the wage paid
can be astronomical for the owners and managers and
barely a living for those at the bottom.
Rather than the wage scale being set up to benefit the
many in an equitable way, it is set up so as to produce the
greatest efficiency of Excess and Profit. The hierarchical
system inherent in Progressive Materialism is convenient
to those on top.
Those with the most advantage, will want to maintain the
socially unequal economic systems, while those at the
bottom may desire a more equitable process, at least
unless they themselves feel capable, of arriving toward the
top, or believe they have a chance of doing so. In the
system of Progressive Materialism, material acquisition is
the means by which the value and Consequence of the
individual is established, as explained by the concept of
the Dyadic Authoritative Comparative. The wealthy, as
enjoying their many privileges, are not insensitive to the
economic disparities. So in wanting satisfaction in their
advantaged situation, and at the same time to feel good
about themselves, there exists the institution of charity.
Authoritarianism (48 of 52)
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