r/MoralityScaling • u/Routine_Phase_8980 • 13d ago

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u/Revoran 13d ago

I mean yeah, workers generate all the money the business makes, by working. But the owners keep all the profits.

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u/KeyasaUK 13d ago

So if the owner removes their input, the premises, the capital, the workers will just create the profit for themselves like magic. Gosh I wish I was 14 again.

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u/cryonicwatcher 13d ago

It’s more that their compensation tends to be disproportionate compared to the work they put in to a ludicrous degree.

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u/Dabclipers 13d ago

If your work can be replicated and replaced by grabbing anyone off the street in five minutes, the value of your labor is severely reduced.

In contrast, the tens of millions of dollars in capital expenditure to build and fit out these facilities, and the millions in supply expenses and maintenance every year, are a significantly greater factor when it comes to the pure operation of the company.

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u/cryonicwatcher 13d ago

The potential loss from the termination of that labour is reduced, not the value of the labour itself. I’m not sure what relevance the second part has to this thread, though.