Readings: "The Right to the Future Tense," by Shoshana Zuboff \"Rent Seeking and the Making of an Unequal Society,\" by Joseph Stiglitz In Zuboff's article \"The Right to the Future Tense,\" she enumerates the reasons that, in her opinion, surveillance capitalism was able to take hold of the global economy so quickly in the twenty-rst century. Among other factors, she states that "[s]urvei|lance capitalism found shelter in the neoliberal zeitgeist that equated government regulation of business with tyranny.\" This led to the imposition of \". . . few rules on corporate practice.\" Stiglitz, in his article \"Rent Seeking and the Making of an Unequal Society,\" also cites the inability of the government of the United States to adequately regulate the market forces that Zuboff describes. Comparing examples from the Stiglitz text with ideas and examples from the previous reading (Zuboff), address the following question: How have the rent-seeking activities described in the Stiglitz article led to a denial of the \"right to the future tense\" as Zuboff describes it? What steps does Stiglitz recommend to ameliorate the negative outcomes of what Zuboff describes as \"surveillance capitalism"? Questions to consider that might help with your response: 0 What is meant by the term \"rent seeking"? 0 Who benets most from rent seeking? 0 How do private corporations take steps to ensure that markets function poorly? 0 What role should the government play in shaping markets