The Inward Draw of Capitalism - Jake’s Newsletter
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Reflections on "Income vs Production", a year later
I’ve been meaning to write a thread about this. In fact I’ve sat down a few times, started writing, and then the wheels fall off the article. Probably because it’s nuanced, probably because it’s difficult to illustrate, probably because it ties together so many weird, disjoint looking things that it makes me look like this. But fuck it, I haven’t written in over a year so here goes nothing. Last year, I wrote about Income vs Production, I talked about how it would be easier to buy real estate in Austin Texas than to start a factory in Austin Texas. If we look back upon both of those…
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