Limitless Capital Management

Sanders argues that the hyper-concentration of capital in the hands of a few elite billionaires creates a harmful but functional addiction to greed. This drives these wealthy individuals to prioritize relentless profit expansion over fair labor practices, equitable income distribution, and social progress. He highlights operational risks facing the modern workforce, such as rapid automation of blue-collar and white-collar jobs without adequate transitional safety nets, and the strategic deployment of vast political capital by corporations to suppress grassroots progressive movements advocating for systemic change.

This institutional critique offers a comprehensive macroeconomic framework for evaluating current labor models, assessing corporate compliance risks, and identifying emerging systemic trends in corporate governance, including increasing shareholder activism and the erosion of regulatory oversight.