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Re: I'd have using the labeling argument was not wherd gou would go Alea

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Do you honestly believe this is anymore feasible in a democracy? I'd be shocked if you do , not saying it can't work at all but there are no guarantees that it will just because its a so called democracy ,

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the reason communism and socialism don't work is that controlling decisions sensibly from the top-down is not feasible


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Re: I'd have using the labeling argument was not wherd gou would go Alea
By: Cactus Flower
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Mon, 08 Dec 14 8:27 PM
Msg. 16476 of 54959

of course the money supply is one lever. as is fiscal policy. as is defence. as is what is taught to kids. as is how you police. etc etc etc.

government is complicated. so are societies.

the reason communism and socialism don't work is that controlling decisions sensibly from the top-down is not feasible.

consequently, many decisions get made from the bottom-up. the ones that work tend to flourish. the decisions that don't work tend to end up doomed.

of course governments control many levers. to a great extent these levers are in plain sight. the federal reserve follows more than a single prerogative (growth and employment), reports its decisions, justifies itself to committees etc. pretty good system.


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