HappySqurriel on 10 November 2009
| ManusJustus said: I'll repeat what may have been missed from my edits: Obviously, a private business in a market economy has more incentive than the government to make the better economic decisions, though I fail to see how a form of communism where workers owned the production (and elected a president to run the company) would cause them to make economic decisions different than that of a private business. |
We already have multiple versions of that, its called a Corporation, and the vast majority of individuals within our economy have some ownership of companies and (theoritically) have some say in how they're run.
