Right but the person you are replying to is talking about company internals. If companies are planned then what happens if a department becomes sclerotic (great

Right but the person you are replying to is talking about company internals. If companies are planned then what happens if a department becomes sclerotic (great word btw) or dysfunctional? Surely by free market rhetoric the most efficient way to deal with that is by having a company internal free market that cuts away the sclerotic parts through competition? If that doesn’t work well then what does that say about the wider free market approach? If it’s better to deal with internal department dysfunction in a different way why isn’t that process applicable to a wider planned economy?