The Miracle of the Market
The Freeman's Jim Fedako takes on the popular "belief that the market is a zero-sum game," explaining in simple terms how "the market, and the desire of entrepreneurs to turn a profit, show free exchange to be mutually beneficial, even when individual interests are at apparent odds" — Cheering on My Rival.
Henry George put it this way, "Both the jayhawk and the man eat chickens; but the more jayhawks, the fewer chickens, while the more men, the more chickens," quoted here by Jim Davies — Malthus' Mistakes.
Henry George put it this way, "Both the jayhawk and the man eat chickens; but the more jayhawks, the fewer chickens, while the more men, the more chickens," quoted here by Jim Davies — Malthus' Mistakes.
Labels: The Dismal Science


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