Large capitalist firms have sometimes been characterized as islands of planning in a sea of competition. I think Marx can be read as making this point when he celebrates the socialization (albeit limited, partial) that flows from concentration and centralization. I wonder if anyone has studied corporate planning practices through these lenses. In what senses do these practices pre-figure socialist planning? What lessons for socialist planning might we learn from them?
Paul A
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