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Asking out of curiosity: how much would OGAS have been able to resolve or minimize these issues?
We will never know. To speculate, I would say that it would have resolved the issue of economic complexity, but it leaves a lot of questions on implementation. How resistant is the system to tampering? How is the economy modeled? How centralized is the system?
A proper implementation of OGAS would probably have taken a decade or two to test and debug so it could run reliably on a national scale. Considering that the USSR has a great shortage of computing power (due to sanctions mostly) I’m not sure it wouldve been possible to complete OGAS.
And then, you still have labour shortage and party organisation issues that OGAS does not solve.