We have system issues like poverty issues, we have environmental issues, we have health issues, around free market thinking and the working of free markets.....

That means we have poverty threats/risk, environmental threats/risk, health threats/risk that can affect the working of the pro-rich growth market....yet we do not see the rich and corporations asking for extreme government intervention or welcoming it to tackle those system issues, which seem to be concentrated on the demand side of the market as that would be a kind of direct trickledown intervention....

But we see corporation welcoming or asking for extreme interventions like supply side bail outs when the existence of the pro-rich growth structure is at risk;;;;

Which raises the question, under which conditions will the rich/corporations welcome extreme government intervention that includes direct trickle downs? Keep the corona virus isssue in mind...

What do you think are or maybe those conditions?

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