Well, that's not true, there is a choice. The choice the people in charge are making. To let it happen and hope you stay on top because you are on top now.
It's not really a matter of "totally centralized" more like "totally computerized", production at scale has to be planned, whether that planning is "centralized" depends on your definition of the term
A great book on the subject is "The People's Republic of Walmart." In short, large corporations with nation-sized internal economies have been centrally planning their internal transactions for decades now.
preferably it is based on decisions made at the roots, but there will always be a central point to aggregate all info and steer towards a generally desired outcome
A great book on the subject is "The People's Republic of Walmart." In short, large corporations with nation-sized internal economies have been centrally planning their internal transactions for decades now.
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Well, that's not true, there is a choice. The choice the people in charge are making. To let it happen and hope you stay on top because you are on top now.
Like usual it boils down to: Socialism or barbarism
Oh yeah? Let's hear what anarchists have to say about that!
It's not really a matter of "totally centralized" more like "totally computerized", production at scale has to be planned, whether that planning is "centralized" depends on your definition of the term
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A great book on the subject is "The People's Republic of Walmart." In short, large corporations with nation-sized internal economies have been centrally planning their internal transactions for decades now.
preferably it is based on decisions made at the roots, but there will always be a central point to aggregate all info and steer towards a generally desired outcome
A great book on the subject is "The People's Republic of Walmart." In short, large corporations with nation-sized internal economies have been centrally planning their internal transactions for decades now.