Why Does Socialism Always Fail?

[phinehas]

more economic control doesn't neccessarily increase inefficiency.

It does.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2011/03/01/government-waste-numbers-report-identifies-dozens-duplicative-programs/


That being said, I agree more with the bigger picture here.  We should do more to reduce there even being a need for something to administrated inefficiently.
http://www.cato.org/blog/government-efficiency

[Darvince]

More economic control actually decreases private inefficiency, as private businesses aren't allowed to pay their CEOs $1600 an hour undeservedly, and all their corrupt higher staff similarly exorbitant wages.

This is from a conservative site, and even they admit that CEOs are paid incredibly high wages. http://www.csmonitor.com/Business/2013/1212/CEO-vs.-worker-pay-Walmart-McDonald-s-and-eight-other-firms-with-biggest-gaps/AT-T