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| text = See, Cato Institute types that have huge blindspots when it comes to things such as the limited liability corporation (a creation of government), “intellectual property” (ditto), absentee land ownership (impossible without government enforcement), the range of voluntary exchange and cooperation (they assume that it begins and ends with for-profit business) and labor (they seem to think only one side of the labor/capital equation can organize for its self-interest) are wonderful for right-wingers to point at when they need a wonkish sounding justification for the status quo.
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