Capitalism Is a Product of the Price System

Weblin argued that any production that was too efficient would simply and inevitably be sabotage for private gain. In their book, capitalis power conme, shimsham bickler and jonathan nitson take weplin's argument and expand on it. They use the example of public transportation, which is, by essentially any measure, a significantly more efficient way of moving people around the us. The most violent forms of sabotage are reserved for productive systems that are simultaneously efficient and outside capitalist control altogether.