>>513309948lol
you really, REALLY don't get it, do you?
Currently, most corporations in america are government funded (the term they use is "investments"). This has only increased since the 80s.
This funding is funded by debts.
This funding then drives up the revenue of a company, which then drives up the stocks, which drives up the value of investments.
This is why wages do not keep up with "productivity" - because there IS no productivity increase, only a funding increase.
Ask yourself, why in the flying FUCK did productivity increase at neverbefore seen rates in the 90s, when the factories were being shipped to China? How does losing infrastructure lead to increased productivity?
What this system means is that corporations, investments and holdings increase in value, while future generations are saddled with insurmountable debt.
Guess who holds all the investments? That's right, the people who had starting capital, before you were even born.
Have fun.