Rethinking wages and private property from a bold, evidence-based critique.
This book argues that the common idea of wages as a fair price for labor hides a one‑sided power dynamic. It presents a systematic challenge to how value, money, and ownership shape our economy.
Through a clear, confrontational analysis, the text shows how the worker’s earnings are built on coercion rather than contract. It explains why money and profit often obscure true value and advocates a vision of democratic administration over private control of production and resources.
Ideal for readers of economic reform, political economy, and social philosophy seeking a rigorous critique of capital with a view toward collective stewardship.
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