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The answer is probably an automatic state in any company over a specific size given to the government. The only competition is then international.
by vizzier 3mo ago
The answer is probably an automatic state in any company over a specific size given to the government. The only competition is then international.
- nafey 3mo agoReinventing Socialism from first principals
- smallerfish 3mo agoStill perverse incentives. In this case the government is implicitly biased against startups competing against a giant.
- dibujaron 3mo agoI read recently that corporate taxes used to be a lot higher on large conglomerated companies, which used to deter monopolization somewhat. Under this automatic-stake idea, it'd be interesting if the government's stake in corporations increased as they got larger? Companies try to avoid this and so don't combine so much? Of course once the government does have a large stake in the largest monopoly-like companies, it's immensely motivated to keep them large. Hmm. This idea isn't good.