Pretending that the Oligarchic Kleptocracy has not in fact bought and paid for political power, I would opt for a "systems organization" perspective in which each economic entity was controlled by a "board" made up of representatives of 3 systems: owner/management, employees, and consumers, each group with equal power. The role of the go…
Pretending that the Oligarchic Kleptocracy has not in fact bought and paid for political power, I would opt for a "systems organization" perspective in which each economic entity was controlled by a "board" made up of representatives of 3 systems: owner/management, employees, and consumers, each group with equal power. The role of the government would be as "rule maker" and "referee" just as in professional sports. In a very real sense, this arrangement would be an implementation of a Free Market.
Pretending that the Oligarchic Kleptocracy has not in fact bought and paid for political power, I would opt for a "systems organization" perspective in which each economic entity was controlled by a "board" made up of representatives of 3 systems: owner/management, employees, and consumers, each group with equal power. The role of the government would be as "rule maker" and "referee" just as in professional sports. In a very real sense, this arrangement would be an implementation of a Free Market.