Each of those interventions could be evaluated on their merits is there is something peculiar about these markets might give a positive cost-benefit analysis of the intervention. But to say the Freidman and Hayek would necessarily above is pretty ludicrous. Bernstine is prone to solecisms. :)
Each of those interventions could be evaluated on their merits is there is something peculiar about these markets might give a positive cost-benefit analysis of the intervention. But to say the Freidman and Hayek would necessarily above is pretty ludicrous. Bernstine is prone to solecisms. :)