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Interesting: By 1957 there was an awareness in the Soviet Union that bureaucrats were a problem. I expect this was a side-effect of some political conflict, but it's still surprising one could disparage bureaucrats. Who else is there to run things in a centrally planned economy?https://twitter.com/sovietvisuals/status/1298930757470167043 …
Yes indeed. In 1957, Khrushchev was fighting to take control of the Soviet economy from the ministries Stalin had set up to run it. Presumably, once this fight was over, bureaucrats were ok again. https://marxists.catbull.com/archive/deutscher/1957/khrushchev-economy.htm …
It's a myth that only government has bureaucrats. Every scaled enterprise has bureaucrats. http://Amazon.Com has bureaucrats The Gates Foundation has bureaucrats.
If a company has bureaucrats they have to be maintained by the company. If they need more money, they need to sell more and/or reduce cost... that's the main difference with goverments
I don't know if word "bureaucrat" is all that informative, we seem to call it "Communication", "Operations" or with other words when it's effective, and call it "Bureaucracy" when said operations are no longer efficient / effective.
It's all bureaucracy and regardless of their present efficacy, if left unchecked, they will turn into a cancer. It's the nature of the beast.
Most likely a side effect of innefficient services and goods shortages. Modern comparison is stereotypical DMV experience or frustrating customer service robo-menus that waste your time and deliver no solutions nor empathy.
Better bureaucrats of course. Same with politicians in a democracy right? Dems and GOP both campaigning that if only we gave their parties’ politicians more power and control, everything would be great.
We are witnessing the problem of too much bureaucracy for too long.
Bureaucrats keep the rate of change slow and add inertia into every political decision made. They also process things the same every time so they also fight corruption in some way. If you are a revolutionary dictator, which is itself an oxymoron, bureaucrats are your worst enemy.
Here's an actual expert on the matter giving his insights: https://twitter.com/Ben__Rickert/status/1297772021330239489?s=19 ….
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