/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3518892

The environment, maybe. As for capitalism, they'll just turn entreprenuerial capitalism into monopoly and crony capitalism.

Still - fuck corporations and all profiteering workplace tyrannies.

>>3497198

I support this. Market socialism for the win!

We should be hiring and electing our managers, as befits a democracy.

While there are cases of people managing businesses they also own, the rise of professional managers shows that this is only done sometimes.

If management of a business is seperated from ownership of a business, management becomes labour like any other. What moral claim does the owner have to profits from this business, when he does no work and is presumably not an invalid?

Furthermore, in a world of 'democracy', 'freedom', and 'representation', why are these managers representative of the owners and not of the workers? Is the idea of electing managers from a pool of workers so alien to a republic?
Is input from below so far fetched in the age of the internet?

Also, obligatory inb4 americans claiming that its never been done before

Outsourcing CEOs.

By paying them a normal wage our companies can save millions of dollars and become more competitive.

What does /sci/ think?