Clarifying, I'd agree with the implicit statement if all externalities were priced in. I just wonder if that's even possible.
For distribution of finite resources, I think free markets (without the scare quotes) are efficient.
But for something like public welfare, I don't think so, and I dislike that much is being swept under the rug regarding were the "value creation" takes place. I agree with GPs closing thoughts.
For distribution of finite resources, I think free markets (without the scare quotes) are efficient.
But for something like public welfare, I don't think so, and I dislike that much is being swept under the rug regarding were the "value creation" takes place. I agree with GPs closing thoughts.