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rucky Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Oct-03-09 03:47 PM
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22. I think you nailed it.
I'm wondering what half the leaders on the big board actually produce or provide that is of value to an actual consumer.
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  -Want to know what went wrong with American capitalism? The "portfolio model". HamdenRice  Oct-03-09 12:39 PM   #0 
  - Thorstein Veblen  Turbineguy   Oct-03-09 01:06 PM   #1 
  - We'll also need the system to be run by engineers if we're going to make stuff  HamdenRice   Oct-03-09 01:09 PM   #3 
  - And the Moore movie proves the point  nadinbrzezinski   Oct-03-09 01:28 PM   #7 
     - A DU review prompted me to write this  HamdenRice   Oct-03-09 01:30 PM   #8 
        - He is, but he does not realize that it wasn't capitalism either  nadinbrzezinski   Oct-03-09 01:33 PM   #9 
        - John Kenneth Galbraith was famous for his analysis of the 60s economy  HamdenRice   Oct-03-09 01:35 PM   #10 
           - why I refuse to call it capitalism and prefer the more apropo term  nadinbrzezinski   Oct-03-09 01:38 PM   #11 
        - hence, The Love Story part. Capitalism must have been grand in the 50s.  nashville_brook   Oct-03-09 03:46 PM   #21 
           - Haven't seen the movie yet, but that's why I wrote the post  HamdenRice   Oct-03-09 03:58 PM   #23 
  - The christian right is their PR arm.  anonymous171   Oct-03-09 01:18 PM   #5 
  - Veblen was a genius.  Odin2005   Oct-03-09 06:24 PM   #27 
  - k*r Excellent insight  autorank   Oct-03-09 01:08 PM   #2 
  - EXCELENT..!! even my Prozac'd out wife read it and was totally impressed with it's insight.. THANKS  sam sarrha   Oct-03-09 01:15 PM   #4 
  - Great insight!  laughingliberal   Oct-03-09 01:23 PM   #6 
  - Before the term Disaster Capitalism was coined,  Kaleko   Oct-03-09 01:48 PM   #12 
  - Excellent point! n/t  AntiFascist   Oct-03-09 02:06 PM   #13 
  - Interesting way of looking at it...  ljm2002   Oct-03-09 02:26 PM   #14 
  - you might like this...  lame54   Oct-03-09 02:40 PM   #19 
  - Your analogy is spot on. Very visual, so it packs an emotional punch  Kaleko   Oct-03-09 03:13 PM   #20 
  - Great OP!  Quantess   Oct-03-09 02:31 PM   #15 
  - It used to be that the guy that ran the company that made widgets....  Bonhomme Richard   Oct-03-09 02:34 PM   #16 
  - Lee Iaccoca is the archetypal example.  Odin2005   Oct-03-09 06:32 PM   #28 
  - So true  HughMoran   Oct-03-09 02:36 PM   #17 
  - way before that...  lame54   Oct-03-09 02:39 PM   #18 
  - I think you nailed it.  rucky   Oct-03-09 03:47 PM   #22 
  - Kick for an insightful post.  Kaleko   Oct-03-09 05:32 PM   #24 
  - "Pretend to be profitable quarter to quarter"  AllentownJake   Oct-03-09 05:37 PM   #25 
  - We need to go back to the engineers running things. The finance people fucked things up.  Odin2005   Oct-03-09 06:16 PM   #26 
 

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