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You bring up some interesting points, but I respectfully disagree. Companies are subject to the scrutiny of customers, shareholders, the stock market and a hig
by pc_edwin 4y ago
You bring up some interesting points, but I respectfully disagree.
Companies are subject to the scrutiny of customers, shareholders, the stock market and a highly competitive job market. This creates a level of democratic accountability that, in my opinion, exceeds even that of Scandinavian countries.
As a Tesla employee, I have many options regardless of my talent or leverage, unlike when I don't like my country's policies where my choices are limited.
- mahogany 4y ago> Companies are subject to the scrutiny of customers, shareholders, the stock market and a highly competitive job market. This creates a level of democratic accountability that, in my opinion, exceeds even that of Scandinavian countries. Democratic accountability to the investors and owners of capital, sure, but not to the employees (the subject at hand) or society (what a "Scandinavian country" would be focused on).