> Then we end up with an economic system wherein winners are selected not on the basis of their adherence to the needs of working people, but on the basis of th

> Then we end up with an economic system wherein winners are selected not on the basis of their adherence to the needs of working people, but on the basis of their adherence to the whims of government bureaucrats. You mean like Uber or WeWork? Just remove "government" and it works just as well. Let's not pretend that the government is the only entity that distorts the market and pushes through preferred solution regardless of "the needs of working people".