I’m not alone re Hanauer stabbing? He is short re personality so anyone with a personality is on his hit list, So sad? @AlanErrington

What a proud moment for Pilot Craig Hanauer and his daughter Caroline at her 1st Grade Career Day. Caroline wants to be a helicopter pilot just like her dad! We love seeing the next generation of the Metro Family showing interest in the world of aviation.

La muerte de la clase media. Por qué se está colapsando la economía? Nick Hanauer y Daniel Priestley debaten sobre la brecha de riqueza, por qué los salarios deberían ser el doble, qué hace la IA a tu trabajo y si el capitalismo aún puede arreglarse. youtu.be/uLBsHXNEwAU?is=Vm4U…

2) ... 8 Jahren Gefängnis verurteilt wurde und wegen 'guter Sozialprognose' nicht nur wieder auf freiem Fuß ist, sondern obwohl er damals schon zur Abschiebung überfällig war in D. bleiben darf. Und die vom Hanauer Täter ermordete Mutter wird ja ebenfalls unterschlagen.

When PLANTS grow, ANIMALS don’t shrink. Economies aren't competitive, they're cooperative. Growth doesn’t require shrinkage elsewhere. When WAGES rise, workers spend MORE, businesses have MORE customers, which create MORE jobs; #economy expands. (Hanauer/Beinhocker) #economics

@alanhinton11 hey Coach, I hope you are having a blast with all this Football on. Just letting you know all of Washington State loves you man !!!! Don't let that one asshole get to you . HANAUER has money but not an ounce of integrity. Enjoy the World Cup.

Beware, fellow plutocrats, the pitchforks are coming | Nick Hanauer youtu.be/q2gO4DKVpa8?is=LJY5… via @YouTube

Like Nick Hanauer said about the pitchforks ... .

The story comes from investor Nick Hanauer on the Diary of a CEO podcast. In the Gilded Age Henry George’s 1879 bestseller Progress and Poverty highlighted how industrial wealth creation left many in poverty blaming unearned land rents. It fueled reform movements. Elites pushed back. JP Morgan and the Columbia connection: According to Hanauer financier J.P. Morgan personally recruited economist John Bates Clark to Columbia University (a Wall Street aligned institution) around the 1890s and essentially commissioned him to “fix this” counter the populist threat from George’s ideas and labor unrest. Clark promoted marginal productivity theory (building on earlier marginalist ideas): in competitive markets workers are paid roughly what their additional output is worth. This framed market wages as fair and natural discouraging challenges to the system. Critics view it as propaganda an intellectual defense of the status quo funded by elite interests rather than neutral “science.” While direct evidence of a personal payoff from Morgan is more narrative than documented smoking gun Columbia’s economics department did receive significant Wall Street support and Clark’s work aligned with defending property relations amid rising socialism and strikes. This became core neoclassical economics often summarized as “the market pays you what you’re worth.” Yet since ~1979 U.S. productivity has risen ~70 100% while median real wages grew far less (often near stagnant for typical workers). Labor’s share of income fell as gains flowed to the top. Factors include policy shifts (tax cuts for capital deregulation globalization declining unions) not just individual marginal output. Efficient markets theory (often tied to this framework) is flawed: The broader neoclassical idea rooted in marginalism and later the Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH) assumes markets are perfectly efficient with prices instantly reflecting all available information and resources allocated optimally through competition. In reality this is false: markets suffer from information asymmetries behavioral biases monopolistic power bubbles crashes (e.g. 1987 2008) and persistent anomalies where value or small cap stocks outperform. Prices can deviate wildly from fundamentals due to psychology herd behavior and institutional distortions not pure efficiency.

Billionaire Nick Hanauer says the economy is rigged against small businesses "We want communities that have lots of small businesses, even if they have no intention to scale and exit. Not every business should have to become the next Walmart. Sometimes people just want to run a grocery store and serve their community" "The United States used to have laws that pointed the economy toward small businesses. There were laws that expressly prohibited excessive consolidation, and if regulators thought a company was becoming too dominant, they would just say no" "If I was in charge, I would make it easier to start a business, easier to get capital, and less burdensome for small businesses to deal with regulation. We need an economy that helps entrepreneurs and local businesses compete against corporate giants"

Would you ask George Soros, Reid Hoffman, Michael Bloomberg, Mackenzie Scott, ​Nick Hanauer, Bill Gates ​Dustin Moskovitz ​JB Pritzker ​Melinda French Gates ​Reed Hastings ​Laurene Powell Jobs ​Stephen Mandel ​Jon Stryker ​Mark Zuckerberg ​John Arnold ​Haim Saban?

Ein offenbar manipulierter Parkscheinautomat wird einer Frau am Hanauer Hauptbahnhof zum Verhängnis. Die Polizei vermutet weitere Geräte in der Region, die Betrüger nutzen. hanauer.de/hanau/parkticket-…

My property rights end before your children go hungry. We’ve not been remembering that well enough. # Hanauer pitchforks

I'm confused. Chicago are building infrastructure AND chasing big signings at the same time? Has anyone told Adrian Hanauer this is possible?

Nazi Propaganda explaining the Jewish influence over America: “Jewish banking houses as Kuhn, Loeb, Warburg, Hanauer, Wertheim, Levisohn, Seligmann, Guggenheim, Wolf, Schiff, Strauss, Stern, and so forth. These Jewish kings of finance love to play out their power behind the scenes” *for educational & historical purposes only* #history

Billionaire Nick Hanauer says the average worker should be earning $120,000 and the missing $60,000 went to the top 1% "The median full time worker today earns in the range of $60,000 a year. If that person had maintained their same share of the economy since 1975 they'd earn close to $120,000 a year" "Over 50 years the only people who benefited directly from economic growth and productivity gains were the people in the top 10% and the majority of benefit went to the top 1%" "That is trillions of dollars a year that used to be wages for ordinary Americans and now ends up in the pockets of the richest people"

Billionaire Nick Hanauer says "maximize shareholder value" was a lie invented in the 1970s "We literally have a norm and a set of regulations around maximizing shareholder value This was invented out of whole cloth in the 1970s" "What they said was: if you maximize value for shareholders, it will be good for everybody. And that was the lie" "The lie was that growth rates would go up, GDP would go up, we'd have a rising tide. And the tide didn't rise, it fell"