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Central planning of some sort is pretty standard in corporations, I'd say.
by RandomLensman 6mo ago
Central planning of some sort is pretty standard in corporations, I'd say.
- api 6mo agoThere’s multiple corporations. When you have state level central planning there’s no adversarial check or feedback mechanism. Nothing challenges it to see if it’s actually doing a good job. Of course this is also a strong argument for antitrust. In some markets today there is basically one corporation or a few that seem more interlocked than competing. That starts to be indistinguishable from Soviet bureaus.
- RandomLensman 6mo agoThere are multiple nations and states with feedback mechanism between them (see the cold war, for example).