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Jul 28, 2020 32 min

Episode 21: Private v. Public

from Strange Sound Hosted by Joseph Perry

So many institutions in our society would make more sense if they were collectively owned and operated by the communities they serve. This week I talk about why private ownership of public goods is not such a good idea. More: Democracy at Work

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