Re:The Rise and Fall of RedBook
by smtddr on Friday March 06, 2015 @03:27AM
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I think the implied part of this discussion is "captive". The person must at least feel that there is no other choice.
We see that in prostitution, in illegal immigrants working in horrible conditions, Dubai laborers[1], etc. In contrast, a Software Developer in the Bay area can hardly claim such conditions.
Re:The Rise and Fall of RedBook
by Kalium on Friday March 06, 2015 @02:40PM
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I think the implied part of this discussion is that there are transactions taking place with a power imbalance between the parties. If that is not acceptable, most of capitalism will promptly fall apart.
We see that in prostitution, in illegal immigrants working in horrible conditions, Dubai laborers[1], etc. In contrast, a Software Developer in the Bay area can hardly claim such conditions.
1. http://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2014/oct/23/mi...