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• TITLE: The True Strong Point of Democratic Firm Management

  AUTHORS: Bruno Jossa

  KEYWORDS: Democratic Firms, Democracy, Despotic Capitalism

  JOURNAL NAME: Modern Economy, Vol.9 No.10, October 18, 2018

  ABSTRACT: According to the author, the benefits society would derive from the transfer of corporate decision powers to workers upon the establishment of a democratic firm system include both the disempowerment of capitalists and, most importantly, a powerful impetus in the direction of full democracy. Capitalism is a despotic system enabling capitalists to impose their laws not only on workers, but even on politics and culture has been gaining wide currency. Therefore, one major advantage of democratic firm management is the enforcement of the “one head, one vote” principle in lieu of the “one share, one vote” criterion.