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That is the problem with free markets In a centrally planned economy all supply chains would be stored in one large database and it would be easy to identify a
by benibela 7y ago
That is the problem with free markets
In a centrally planned economy all supply chains would be stored in one large database and it would be easy to identify all essential supply chains.
- cm2187 7y agoBut the long queues in front of the grocery stores would be terrible for containing the propagation the virus.
- benibela 7y agoWith centrally planned errands one could avoid all queues Instead going to the grocery store, you report to the central planer what you need. It then creates an errand plan, when you should leave your apartment, when to arrive at the grocery store and when you have to leave the grocery store. Thereby making sure that not too many people are at the store during the same interval.
- generalpass 7y ago> That is the problem with free markets > In a centrally planned economy all supply chains would be stored in one large database and it would be easy to identify all essential supply chains. Not really, because the real supply chain in centrally planned economies is black market.
- TeMPOraL 7y agoSo maybe rather than centrally planned economies, we should have centrally observed economies.