Death of the Middle Class: Billionaire vs Entrepreneur DEBATE - Daniel Priestley v Nick Hanauer

“And those 100 people went into the city looking for work all at once. And it was Charles Dickens wrote The Tale of Two Cities. He wrote Oliver Twist. Guess who else came out of the Jevons paradox? Our good friend Karl Marx, who came up with the most toxic ideas ever created and written down, right?”

“So this booklet is 21st century economics. Now this is aimed at policymakers and professionals, but, but if you go to marketsbuiltforhumans.org, you can download this for free. That is merely an expression of the paradigm itself going from believing that we should just”

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“And it was Charles Dickens wrote The Tale of Two Cities. He wrote Oliver Twist. Guess who else came out of the Jevons paradox? Our good friend Karl Marx, who came up with the most toxic ideas ever created and written down, right? He came off the back of the Jevons paradox.”

“So, in 1879, a guy named Henry George writes a book called Progress and Poverty in the United States. And basically, it's the first book about the rich stealing from the poor. And this book isn't just a bestseller, it is the bestseller in the history of the United States.”

“Henry George writes a book called The Distribution of Wealth in which he invents this idea called Theory of Marginal Productivity”

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“And we've got Dan's books here, which I'll link below. Dan, is there a particular best book to start with in your opinion? The most recent one is called the Lifestyle Business Playbook. And it's basically how to get started with a small business and a business that will give you more fun, freedom, and flexibility.”

“even Adam Smith in the, in, in the wealth of nations outlined this asymmetry of power”