If we look at 1973 (as some historians do) as the end of the post-war boom and beginning of a new cycle, then the late 1990s are the (brief) exception. What we are experiencing is the norm for nearly 5 decades.
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The Y2k shock. Negative to capital positive for labor.
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Late 90s robust capitalism sucked in its own way tho: the beginning of our era wherein the broad PMC was enculturated to a stressful “prosperity/precarity” paradox that has become normal. A 40 year old retail manager was supposed to hustle like a 25 yo bond trader. Dynamism!
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Ah yes, back in the heady days of the 39.6% top marginal tax rate...
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