— Discussions and analyses of capitalist systems, economic theories, and their impact on society and business. —
The definition of a worker is rooted in dispossession from the means of production, which generates an invisible economic coercion that compels people to work. A telling example is the evolution of control over taxi drivers, where surplus value was transformed into vehicle rental, guaranteeing the c
Is a prosperous society possible without constant economic growth? Antonio Turiel proposes a path that challenges the foundations of our system, suggesting that true wealth lies in sufficiency and human dignity.
Diego Ruzzarin contends that love is fundamentally incompatible with market logic, since capitalism's material conditions — private property, productivity, and individualism — produce shallow relationships. Under this dynamic, love expresses itself through transactional exchanges: people are evaluat
The Trump administration's withdrawal from the World Health Organization has coincided with a wave of announcements about cures for previously incurable diseases. In the weeks following the US exit, researchers reported major breakthroughs against pancreatic cancer in Spain, colon cancer in South Ko
At the Davos Forum, former Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney declared the rules-based international order extinct, calling it a "fiction" that historically served dominant powers while keeping weaker nations subordinate. The system that once enabled exchange, trade, and trust has collapsed because