Patrick Bond asked,
>Why stop at the (broadly-characterised) point-of-production?
and argued convincingly for:
>Corporate campaigns aimed increasingly at both the power and
>vulnerability that characterise firms' financial relationships.
To which I would add, that the strategic state policy framework for the
dominance of finance is NAIRU -- the North American Initiative for
(W)Recking Unions (more commonly known as the Non-Accelerating Inflation
Rate of Unemployment).
Tactical targeting of firms' financial relationships would be most effective
within a comprehensive anti-NAIRU strategy. Which, at the risk of repeating
myself, brings me back to the struggle for the generalized reduction of
working time.
Regards,
Tom Walker
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