The social contract question

Granted we are social animals and engaged in a social contract, why does Warren assume that the factory owner isn’t putting forth his part of the bargain? Is it assumed that the factory owner is somehow not giving back to society just by producing goods that his consumers want and are willing to pay for roads and schools to obtain?

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