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I may believe both of those things, but no that's not actually what I meant. I simply meant look at the stats for how long corporations actually live. Are we su
by Tostino 11mo ago
I may believe both of those things, but no that's not actually what I meant. I simply meant look at the stats for how long corporations actually live. Are we sure that's how we want to structure our government?
- wredcoll 11mo agoSome corps live 1 year and others have been around for 150+ and they all use central planning. This seems unrelated.
- samdoesnothing 11mo agoWithout comparing the management styles of different corporations it's difficult to say if it's related or not. For example, it's possible that long-lived corporations are run in a more laissez-faire style compared to ones that fail.
- komali2 11mo agoInterestingly, one marker for longevity is distributed ownership, aka profit share or co-op structures, or family run businesses. Co-ops specifically have much longer longevity than traditional corporations.