> Chris Doss wrote:
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>> Central planning is very good at big, well-defined projects. It's not
>> very good at distributing the end product.
>>
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> Unless that end product is public libraries, public roads, national parks,
> the internet, basic scientific research, police service, fire service,
> health care, pension funds, public utilities, etc, etc, etc.
>
> Miles
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Here's the big question: if - and I say IF - capitalism is genuinely failing today - and it might be, it REALLY might be - what the hell do we do?
If "in the long run we're all dead" and if the long run is over then where do we go? I mean, economically speaking, Keynesianism probably won't work without something like WW2 - which was essentially a very large demand sponge - and that's just not happening...