Specifically, there's 71% left to go.https://twitter.com/CNBCTechCheck/status/1395785121861718021 …
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Specifically, there's 71% left to go.https://twitter.com/CNBCTechCheck/status/1395785121861718021 …
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A quarter of WeWork's loss came from paying Adam Neumann half a BILLION dollars to stay away from the place for a year. They also paid him $50 million on top of that to not work anywhere else. That's puzzling. You'd think they'd want the guy hired sequentially by every competitorpic.twitter.com/dDyrE6d5Zh
No word on the fate of WeLive, the subsidiary that will rent you this magnificent New York apartment for $4,178 a monthpic.twitter.com/Dla95nqe5T
WeWork will be paying Adam Neumann about $57,000 an hour to stay away from its board for a year. I can save them millions by staying away from their board for a much lower rate, for as long as they want. Call me.
Capitalism requires a feedback mechanism that punishes people for throwing gargantuan sums of money on a transparently foolish idea. But when the asset bubble is so big that investor money has outlet, you get phenomena like WeWork. No one involved will be deterred from anything
The main crisis in capital today is where to put it all. The simplistic answer (just distribute some of the glut to everyone) seems to be working a lot better than traditional forms of investment. But why capital is so constipated that it can't connect to production mystifies me
Unlike many people, I see capitalism more of a glorified lifehack than a worldview. You reward individual greed when the greedy person makes stuff a lot of people want or need, and it works. But today that profit motive is aligned with extracting investment, not making stuff
Why this constipated capital just sloshes around, with investors increasingly desperate to allocate it, while the physical world around us stagnates and wages are low, remains a mystery to me. America used to be good at this kind of thing!
It's because money created by a central bank tends to get trapped & cause asset inflation instead of breaking out into the broader money supply. Fiscal stimulus does not, which is why broad money supply is now shooting up. Ultimately this is all the Fed's fault.pic.twitter.com/tjCwpj5541
Do you have stuff you recommend to read about this mechanism in detail?
Lyn Alden is an econ genius and I recommend reading all of her stuff. That chart came from this post: https://www.lynalden.com/economic-japanification/ …
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