> _“A friend told me recently that central planning of the economy could actually, finally, work this time, today or in the near future, because increasing computing power means that ’s “knowledge problem” is gone. (I remain sceptical.)”_

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A computer cannot plan the economy.
It doesn't matter how powerful it is, you have to take some political decisions which the computer cannot take.

Is it more appropriate to give a car to everyone or to produce only a few luxury cars or a mix of the two?
There's no way a computer can answer this question.

That said, it could definitely help the people taking those decisions to have a system that could show them what's possible and what the outcomes of certain decisions would be.

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