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Socialist Progressives

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13. My take.

Tue Jul 17, 2012, 07:35 PM

Jul 2012

I don't know that I could offer a concise opinion on central planning.

I could, however, sum up my thoughts on Hayek without using too many words.

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Economic Planning and Computers. [View all] white_wolf Jul 2012 OP

I was kind of hoping we would go the other way.... physioex Jul 2012 #1

good idea for produce and energy production. limpyhobbler Jul 2012 #4

Computer networks make planning easier for large operations. limpyhobbler Jul 2012 #2

I don't think this will ever work.... physioex Jul 2012 #3

Check what I wrote in reply #4. limpyhobbler Jul 2012 #5

I don't see why not........ socialist_n_TN Jul 2012 #6

You are right about worker control; that is key! dfgrbac Jul 2012 #7

I've never read anything on this topic. Starry Messenger Jul 2012 #8

As per your edit: white_wolf Jul 2012 #9

It's just an itch I had to scratch. :) Starry Messenger Jul 2012 #10

isnt neoliberalism super-enthusiastic about decentralization? BOG PERSON Jul 2012 #11

It is, since it desires privatization. Starry Messenger Jul 2012 #12

My take. PETRUS Jul 2012 #13

He's a dick. Starry Messenger Jul 2012 #14

I'll accept that. PETRUS Jul 2012 #15

Project Cybersyn joshcryer Jul 2012 #16