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z2007-02-05- Markets Vs Corporatism
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last edited by BillSeitz on Sep 4, 2008 4:00 pm

wrote in a group One lesson from my foray into channeled by [P J O Rourke] was the degree to which Smith didn't trust the marketplace (). He recognized its value as a mechanism but not without recognize how easily it could go awry due to, what I call, failures to composite self-interest and a simple tendency for systems to go into extreme states in the absence of countervailing forces or in the absence of the intelligent designer. But neither party wants a real marketplace - they want . A modern dogma like the that Smith was arguing against.


 




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