One-person companies may be the new economic foundation—we need insurance and social security for them
rickasaurus · x · 2026-11-11
rickasaurus argues the new foundation of the economy is likely to be one-person corporate entities, and that we should build support systems to encourage them—the two key pieces being insurance and social security, which traditionally attach to employers.
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