Re: Question for the Lefties -- II (Max's market

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Subject: Re: Question for the Lefties -- II (Max's market
From: charlie <charles1848@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 18 Dec 2000 20:03:58 -0800

CB wrote:
>
Ownership [under socialism] of the basic means of production
would be publicly owned.
<

If the firm or production unit that makes a milling machine
cannot put the machine at the door and tell the state, "There it
is, take it," then the firm must find a buyer for it. Another firm
must buy it. This little conundrum can be solved, but it has big
consequences for the economic organization of socialism.

Regards,

Charles Andrews
Web site for my book From Capitalism to Equality is at
http://www.LaborRepublic.org

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