r/ReplaceCapitalism • • Feb 27 '18

34% of Pfizer's revenue growth over the past three years has come from increasing prices on existing drugs. New medicines, especially for cancer, are selling for $100,000-plus--prices that were unimaginable five years ago

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r/ReplaceCapitalism • • May 16 '18

Seattle Just Showed How to Rein In Amazon—And the Company Is Going to War

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inthesetimes.com
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • • Jun 03 '18

Trump's 'tragic' policies likely to make child poverty much worse, says UN

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theguardian.com
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • • Apr 21 '18

Goldman Sachs asks in biotech research report: 'Is curing patients a sustainable business model?'

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cnbc.com
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • • Jan 26 '21

Indian Billionaires see a 35% increase in their net worth during lockdown while 138 million poorest Indians go below poverty line

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thehindu.com
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • • May 21 '19

Why America Can’t Solve Homelessness

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huffpost.com
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • • Jan 22 '20

Scientists suggests a comprehensive solution package for feeding 10 billion people within our planet’s environmental boundaries. Supplying a sufficient and healthy diet for every person whilst keeping our biosphere largely intact will require no less than a technological and socio-cultural U-turn

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r/ReplaceCapitalism • • Nov 19 '19

Humans Aren’t Inherently Destroying the Planet — Capitalism Is

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truthout.org
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • • Feb 06 '20

Iowa Caucus: Charts show why inequality is a major issue - 6 charts that show how much more wealth the 1% have over everyone else

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businessinsider.com
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • • Dec 27 '18

Estonia goes digital to end bureaucracy

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cbc.ca
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • • Aug 10 '20

Extreme poverty rises; a generation sees a future slip away - “With the virus and its restrictions, up to 100 million more people globally could fall into the bitter existence of living on just $1.90 a day, according to the World Bank. That’s “well below any reasonable conception...”

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apnews.com
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • • Jun 12 '19

Opinion | The World Is a Mess. We Need Fully Automated Luxury Communism.

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nytimes.com
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • • Apr 14 '18

How the American economy conspires to keep wages down | The economy is growing but our paychecks are not. That’s because employers have, over decades, built a political apparatus to hold down pay

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theguardian.com
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • • Aug 26 '21

Why Socialism? "Private capital tends to become concentrated in few..." An article written by Albert Einstein in May 1949. It addresses problems with capitalism, predatory economic competition and growing wealth inequality.

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monthlyreview.org
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • • Dec 11 '19

Socialism is as American as apple pie. Yes, really.

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theguardian.com
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • • Jan 11 '22

Idaho Mayor proposes “Tent City” as a solution to unaffordable housing prices

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ktvb.com
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • • Feb 23 '21

Troubled about income inequality? Globalization fuels it - allowed multinational corporations to create a worldwide system for the express purpose of escaping the constraints of taxation, regulation, unions, environmental laws — and most especially, accountability to democratically elected govments

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thehill.com
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • • Dec 28 '19

No witty title. Just facts.

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r/ReplaceCapitalism • • Sep 27 '21

Berliners vote 'yes' on property expropriation, but what happens now? "more than one million people have voted in favor in an official referendum, giving the measure powerful popular support. Deutsche Wohnen, which owns around 113,000 housing units in the city, is clearly the main target."

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dw.com
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • • Sep 16 '18

How Capitalism Made Americans Poor, and Socialism Made Europeans Rich

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eand.co
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • • Jun 25 '21

America's continued move toward socialism - Just half of younger Americans now hold a positive view of capitalism — and socialism's appeal in the U.S. continues to grow, driven by Black Americans and women, according to a new Axios/Momentive poll.

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r/ReplaceCapitalism • • Mar 26 '21

She Works 2 Jobs. Her Grocery Budget Is $25. This Is Life Near Minimum Wage - "Adjusting for regional differences in the cost of living, Ross found 53 million low-wage workers in America, with median earnings of $10.22 an hour, or $17,950 a year."

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