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i think in this situation the government would have to underwrite any losses made. business would have to be in the short term a non-[rofit entitiy
s0673451 7 months ago
But he poses a problem, without giving an answer. If your company can't compete with others because of a still existent market-system, the fact is you will be out of work. That would mean that implementing Parecon only works if you implement it pretty much globally. This would seem like a problem, as this is not going to happen. What is the answer?
cheshirepuss42 10 months ago
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Why would it not? There have been numerous societal wide revolutions, why couldn't there be a parecon revolution? Also, if you look at the Arab spring you'll see the revolution spread (see: domino theory).
Not that I think parecon is good, it sucks major ass.
GlobalAlternateMedia 7 months ago
Michael Albert is a smart man.
PersianPaladin 2 years ago 3