Re: [SOCIAL CREDIT] Permanently abundant resources?

2003-10-27 Thread william_b_ryan
***Does this mean that you do not regard public goods and inadequately defined property rights as important sources of market failure?*** Not necessarily, but the focus of our attention is the financial system. -- ***Does this mean that you advocate laws against the corporate form of

Re: [SOCIAL CREDIT] Permanently abundant resources?

2003-10-26 Thread Pat Gunning
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Yes, but the particular set of rules is a human construct. It is something other than a natural phenomenon, awaiting discovery. The market in which there is undeniably a hidden hand is the function of that human construct that we can improve by consciously changing