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> C&C`s
statistical equilibrium is too a never ended phenomenon. That’s
> because in any form
of economic organization what constitute the primary
> data are on women
and men’ minds.
Hi Alejandro:
I
don't think that's necessarily the case: knowledge of economic data
certainly wasn't on peoples' minds in all pre-capitalist modes of
production
(the reality of economic calculation had to be historically brought into
being,
it was not simply a given). While it's true that in capitalist
society, the
primary data are on _some_ people's mind, most people are only
dimly
and incompletely aware of that data and its meaning.
How are workers in a socialist society made aware of the primary
data?
Isn't there the possibility of information overload? Alternatively,
if data
is selectively disseminated, isn't there the possibility of a
technocratic
elite emerging?
In solidarity, Jerry
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