The Morality of the Market

Foreign Policy 138:47-50 (2003)
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The market economy has triumphed virtually everywhere-and has come to be reviled virtually everywhere. Critics, including more than a few economists, charge that capitalism creates gross inequality, inflicts environmental destruction, and undermines democracy. Nothing could be further from the truth. The market economy is the most just and humane economic system yet conceived.

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