Those mechanisms of the market might do well in supplying soldiers to meet a demand for defense, but I’m skeptical of the ability of the blind market to plan a grand strategy or defeat the enemy in battle.
Plenty of private corporations seem to do quite well at grand strategy and defeating enemies in market competition. It doesn’t seem a huge stretch to imagine them achieving similar success in battle. Much of military success comes down to logistics and I think a reasonable case can be made that private corporations already demonstrate greater competence in that area than most government enterprises.
Plenty of private corporations seem to do quite well at grand strategy and defeating enemies in market competition. It doesn’t seem a huge stretch to imagine them achieving similar success in battle. Much of military success comes down to logistics and I think a reasonable case can be made that private corporations already demonstrate greater competence in that area than most government enterprises.