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How many of those are voting shares tho?
by GFK_of_xmaspast 12y ago
How many of those are voting shares tho?
- jevgeni 12y agoUsually most of them are common (i.e. voting shares). What has a potential to get exploited isn't the fact that people can't cast their vote, but that: - they can't (or don't care to) coordinate themselves - don't have the necessary expert knowledge to understand the impact of a lot of motions proposed to the general assembly. However, this isn't a capitalism problem, but a general power structure problem, applicable to any institution, be that capitalist or socialist.