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> You can believe that broad common ownership of the means of production can still foster competition, while also thinking that that common ownership should be
by WaxProlix 9y ago
> You can believe that broad common ownership of the means of production can still foster competition, while also thinking that that common ownership should be allocated by capitalist methods.
I don't understand how this would work - anyone more economically versed care to chime in on how you could have common ownership of the means of production that was also distributed capitalistically?
- richmarr 9y agoPension funds do this already to a degree. Everyone pays in, the funds invest in all sorts of things, so everyone kinda owns bits of everything in a capitalist way. Of course it's obfuscated enough that it's hard to know what you own a piece of, but it doesn't have to be that way.
- whytaka 9y agoWhere are you citing this from?
- gertef 9y agoThat's just what a stock market is, if stocks are owned broadly by members of the public.
- qntty 9y agoStock grants to employees?