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You could have a closely or publicly held company with democratic governance. It's rare and I don't know of any examples, but it could happen. Companies don't
by hannasanarion 8y ago
You could have a closely or publicly held company with democratic governance. It's rare and I don't know of any examples, but it could happen.
Companies don't have to be feudalism in microcosm by definition, it just so happens that aristocratic ownership tends towards oligarchic governance.
- return0 8y agoor just tightly controlled companies fail less often than cooperatives
- hannasanarion 8y agoOr it could be that private companies are more likely to care more about profit for shareholders than the health of the market and their own workers, so they deploy unfair employment practices and anticompetitive market behavior to cut corners, destroy the competition, and monopolize for even more profit.