Why isn't that an adequate move for the Republicans to make in response to your insights about capitalization?

Because the investors are not a class in the relevant sense.

We might intuitively call it a class.

I also find this very intuitive, but it's not a class.

Investors lack a procedure for forming shared judgment or shared intentions because the investment process, as Keynes would argue, is memetic.

not coordinated.

I mean, one feature of pure capitalism, if you want to call it, is that investment is not exactly planned.

But why don't you think Republicans can then turn to the structural account and say that capitalism dominates? If you