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From: danw@oliven.UUCP (danw)
Newsgroups: net.politics
Subject: markets too big for freedom?
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Date: Fri, 16-Nov-84 13:51:12 EST
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Posted: Fri Nov 16 13:51:12 1984
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>	That doesn't necessarily mean that a completely free market
>	will work very well. Look at what happened in the late 19th and
>	early 20th centuries, when markets simply became too big for
>	complete freedom to be a viable policy. There were massive
>	depressions and crashes, because of the lack of control of the 
>	economy by the government. (I shouldn't talk about economics
>	though, because I really don't understand it...)
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markets became too big for freedom?
					not even one :-)


This is the equivalent of saying that the DNA/RNA replacation mechanism is 
so complex that life without centralized authority is impossible.
Oh my, what am i saying? There are people that believe that one too!

			It is a sad but true fact that some people want
			and need big brother.


						danw