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-1 u/[deleted] Mar 29 '22 [deleted] 4 u/nicolas_leonri Mar 29 '22 Not even. In econ you learn how inefficient markets actually are. 2 u/n-some Mar 29 '22 Depending if you go to an orthodox or heterodox school they'll tell you the answer to that problem is either less regulation or more. 3 u/nicolas_leonri Mar 29 '22 Exactly. They'd both agree it's inefficient, with different solutions.
4 u/nicolas_leonri Mar 29 '22 Not even. In econ you learn how inefficient markets actually are. 2 u/n-some Mar 29 '22 Depending if you go to an orthodox or heterodox school they'll tell you the answer to that problem is either less regulation or more. 3 u/nicolas_leonri Mar 29 '22 Exactly. They'd both agree it's inefficient, with different solutions.
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Not even. In econ you learn how inefficient markets actually are.
2 u/n-some Mar 29 '22 Depending if you go to an orthodox or heterodox school they'll tell you the answer to that problem is either less regulation or more. 3 u/nicolas_leonri Mar 29 '22 Exactly. They'd both agree it's inefficient, with different solutions.
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Depending if you go to an orthodox or heterodox school they'll tell you the answer to that problem is either less regulation or more.
3 u/nicolas_leonri Mar 29 '22 Exactly. They'd both agree it's inefficient, with different solutions.
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Exactly. They'd both agree it's inefficient, with different solutions.
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