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MONEY: A New Kind Of Capitalism

MONEY: A New Kind Of Capitalism

Published 1 week, 5 days ago
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In-N-Out Burger says its restaurant store managers now earn an average salary of more than $200,000 annually, making them some of the highest-paid managers in the fast-food industry. 

In this essay, entrepreneur and investor Nick Hanauer argues that the best way to preserve capitalism is not to abandon markets, but to rethink how they work. He promotes a framework called"Market Humanism," which he says offers a pro-market alternative to both traditional neoliberal economics and anti-market populism. 


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