XPost: sci.econ, alt.society.labor-unions, alt.freemasonry   
   From: dale@dalekelly.org   
      
   Apply supply and demand to labor. Pay the jobs less people want, more. Pay the   
   jobs more people want, less. That would be communal capitalism. Call it   
   socialism, but not fascism. I would only apply this to public endeavors, and I   
   think publicly traded    
   enterprise is public endeavor for reasons too long for a blurb. Private   
   endeavor should be bound by only one anti-trust regulation, operation by   
   economies of scale, in other words when demand goes up price goes down etc.   
   Ofcourse there are livelyhoods    
   depending on the status quo establishment that would have to be balanced by an   
   implementation of such a paradigm. Perhaps start-ups would see it in their   
   interest and lead the way, even if private. Seems to me it would be a   
   tremendous boon to production.    
   Both communists and capitalists seem to like production as far as my studies   
   have went. Certainly skill preparation/assessment would be variables, and   
   perhaps standardized, in any implementation. But a flavor related to this   
   would get macroeconomics out    
   of the way of microeconomics. I think it applies to nationalists, too.   
      
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