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Seminar Outline:The Myth of Corporate Efficiency(PDF Version)Why giant corporations are not more efficient than small businessesThe idea that big corporations are efficient while big government is inefficient is a glaring example of Orwellian doublethink. After all, a government is nothing more than a corporation with dominion over land; all the inefficiencies and corruptions that infect big government also infect big corporations. The the most fundamental difference is that government at least indulges in the pretense of being democratically controlled by those with whom it interacts. We show that smaller businesses are far more efficient that big businesses, and would also be more profitable if our tax system was correlated to benefits received. ExamplesFamily farms vs. corporate farms Promoters of the mythCorporate self-promotion Land efficiency vs. labor efficiencyBig business more labor-efficient Producing vs. distributingBig business efficient producers Producing vs. promotingMedia monopoly favors big advertisers Producing vs. monopolizingRight-of-way monopolies Producing vs. politickingPolitical lobbying Clout vs. cooperationDirection vs. cooperation Managers vs. ownersTop-heavy management Fundamental remediesEnd fictional personhood |
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