Two flaws in anti-market criticisms

Think 12 (35):95-99 (2013)
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Abstract

Over the years, two criticisms of free markets have been repeated over and over again, by very prominent academics. One concerns the subjective theory of values many pro-market economists embrace, the other involves the move from something being good to do to requiring the government to make – or ‘nudge’ – us do it

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