Difference between revisions of "Libertarian Dismissals of Arguments"
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; Regulatory agencies are routinely captured and thus can't solve problems.<ref>[http://delong.typepad.com/sdj/2010/12/will-wilkinson-says-that-the-executive-of-the-modern-state-is-but-a-committee-for-managing-the-affairs-of-the-ruling-class.html#comment-6a00e551f0800388340148c6f43770970c Will Wilkinson Says That the Executive of the Modern State Is But a Committee for Managing the Affairs of the Ruling Class...], comment by Robert Waldmann.</ref> | ; Regulatory agencies are routinely captured and thus can't solve problems.<ref>[http://delong.typepad.com/sdj/2010/12/will-wilkinson-says-that-the-executive-of-the-modern-state-is-but-a-committee-for-managing-the-affairs-of-the-ruling-class.html#comment-6a00e551f0800388340148c6f43770970c Will Wilkinson Says That the Executive of the Modern State Is But a Committee for Managing the Affairs of the Ruling Class...], comment by Robert Waldmann.</ref> | ||
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| + | ; Just privitise and wait for the optimum arrangement to emerge. | ||
| + | : With a whole world of examples, why isn't this obvious? Could it be perhaps that market equilibria are not social optima? Sheesh. | ||
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