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In addition, in a “planned economy” like that of Venezuela, it may be quite hard to assess who works for the government and who doesn’t (and I suppose that in m
by mastazi 7y ago
In addition, in a “planned economy” like that of Venezuela, it may be quite hard to assess who works for the government and who doesn’t (and I suppose that in many cases the answer would be “it’s complicated” anyway).
- guerrilla 7y agoMost capital, by far, in Vz is owned privately.
- rhizome 7y agoWhat economy is not planned? Why call that out with scare quotes?
- mastazi 7y agoI'm using quotes because it's an imprecise definition and some may disagree with it, thank you for proving my point
- rhizome 7y agoRight, and I was trying to ask where a possible line might be by asking about what is on the other side.
- CameronNemo 7y agoCentrally or publicly planned. E.g. by the Soviet or Chinese communist parties, or in this case the Venezuelan government.