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  1. "... framing the debate is so important. We have to take back terms like "productivity," so it means "making things that we need more of," not "making more things." Governments can use taxation, procurement and regulation to coerce, convince, or woo private firms into producing these things – and governments can produce them directly." -Cory Doctorow
    pluralistic.net/2026/09/11/maz
    #economics #PoliticalEconomy #monopolies #inequality #capitalism

  2. "... framing the debate is so important. We have to take back terms like "productivity," so it means "making things that we need more of," not "making more things." Governments can use taxation, procurement and regulation to coerce, convince, or woo private firms into producing these things – and governments can produce them directly." -Cory Doctorow
    pluralistic.net/2026/09/11/maz
    #economics #PoliticalEconomy #monopolies #inequality #capitalism

  3. "... framing the debate is so important. We have to take back terms like "productivity," so it means "making things that we need more of," not "making more things." Governments can use taxation, procurement and regulation to coerce, convince, or woo private firms into producing these things – and governments can produce them directly." -Cory Doctorow
    pluralistic.net/2026/09/11/maz
    #economics #PoliticalEconomy #monopolies #inequality #capitalism

  4. "... framing the debate is so important. We have to take back terms like "productivity," so it means "making things that we need more of," not "making more things." Governments can use taxation, procurement and regulation to coerce, convince, or woo private firms into producing these things – and governments can produce them directly." -Cory Doctorow
    pluralistic.net/2026/09/11/maz
    #economics #PoliticalEconomy #monopolies #inequality #capitalism

  5. "... framing the debate is so important. We have to take back terms like "productivity," so it means "making things that we need more of," not "making more things." Governments can use taxation, procurement and regulation to coerce, convince, or woo private firms into producing these things – and governments can produce them directly." -Cory Doctorow
    pluralistic.net/2026/09/11/maz
    #economics #PoliticalEconomy #monopolies #inequality #capitalism