mai said:
State-driven and more or less free market economic measures are merely tools that might or might not help is certain situations (e.g. F.D.Roosevelt's New Deal), while you seem to describe them as absolutely 'good' or 'bad' in any given situation. Shovel is good for digging, pickaxe for mining. |
In reality, the vast majority of state intervention in the economy is like hooking up generators to the wheels of a car to create energy to power the car. In other words, they are not "tools" that could ever work because you have to make several incorrect assumptions in your model to argue their viability.







