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The speaker argues that technological change makes labour-only income distribution inadequate.

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Jens LowitzschProfessor · European University Viadrina; Kelso Institute EuropeLinkedIn ↗

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Jens LowitzschProfessor · European University Viadrina; Kelso Institute EuropeLinkedIn ↗

The speaker argues that technological change makes labour-only income distribution inadequate.

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Attributed contributors: Jens Lowitzsch. “The speaker argues that technological change makes labour-only income distribution inadequate..” Kelso’s Vision: Ownership at the Center of Inclusive Economies. ECOSYSTEM Summit, Barcelona, 17 September 2026. Session time 7:58–8:40. https://cs-ecosystem.commonshare.workers.dev/evidence/E-aa58a803413f

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The speaker argues that technological change makes labour-only income distribution inadequate.

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Jens LowitzschProfessor · European University Viadrina; Kelso Institute EuropeLinkedIn ↗

Proposed mechanism: Broaden access to capital income as production becomes more capital intensive.

Limit: Normative and causal premises are not independently assessed.

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