You're not imagining it, the airline truly want you to be miserable. That's called unrestrained capitalism.
You're not imagining it, the airline truly want you to be miserable. That's called unrestrained capitalism.
http://www.newyorker.com/business/currency/airlines-want-you-to-suffer?intcid=mod-latest
http://www.newyorker.com/business/currency/airlines-want-you-to-suffer?intcid=mod-latest
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I wonder if US travellers have been exposed to the boiling frog for a long time, and most travellers don't leave the US so they don't know that things could be like.
Pretty much the exact opposite of a free market, which isn't unrestrained. And completely unrelated to unrestrained capitalism.
Of course, I am using more or less traditional definitions. You definition would require me making up new words for everything else in economics.
A free market, to remain free, must be protected to prevent that, enabling the individual to own and grow his own capital (means of production).
But capitalism itself has no will, it's just an increasingly (and frustratingly) complex set of various economic models.
As a knifemaker I am an artist and a capitalist. I control and grow my own means of production and sell goods.
What you are saying is that I MUST seek to give the crappies product with the maximum profit.
I disagree.
Vehemently
We will disagree. I get that. All free market economics is evil for you. Fortunately for me as a self employed artist, you guys haven't enslaved me to the people's farm combine yet.