"Coordination problems go up in complexity by the square of the number of actors" Yeah? Then how comes unions are often bigger than companies, sometimes contai

"Coordination problems go up in complexity by the square of the number of actors" Yeah? Then how comes unions are often bigger than companies, sometimes containing entire industries? This "fact" sounds made up. People are not random graphs. As for violence, the history of unionism is full of union thugs beating up scabs, management, and anyone else who got in their way. Anyone can play the game of "long ago some people were violent". It's not relevant to today's situation.