The war of the century - There is a winner

At the end of 2016 I put forward an idea that the intervening years has increasingly reinforced. It is, moreover, an idea that is strongly re-emerging as the world is being reshaped in the wake of the pandemic. I am referring here to the clash that this century is about to experience, a war which is set to irreversibly define human civilization on the very long term. The war, the clash is between Capital and Labor, the two most important factors of production driving economic activity. Basically, the peaceful co-existence in the rich world of the two production factors after the WWII has been undermined by two critical historical developments that have changed the context: the end of the Capitalism – Communism ideological competition in the victory of the former, on the one hand, and an accelerated process of globalization, on the other. After World War II, capitalist and socialist countries

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