It sounds good, just like building a better longer lasting product that can be repaired at a reasonable cost instead of throwing everything away when it breaks. Unfortunately, this involves tearing down and completely revamping the entire financial system and doing away with the stock market.
When you're a profit driven company that has to answer to shareholders, there's only so many different places you can reduce cost to increase profit, and most of it is geared towards cutting production cost, which often gets shifted to the individual busting their ass on the production line. Its as clear as night and day that this has been going on in long-time capitalist countries of the world, particularly in the US, where your average production worker barely makes enough to support themselves, much less a family. The cost of everything goes up and wages stagnate while employers keep expecting more and more from their workers.
