ManusJustus said:
I want some of whatever it is you've been smoking. Okay, so lets say the economy needs a paved road to transport goods from Salt Lake City to St. George, Utah. How does this road get built in your imaginary world? http://www.economist.com/research/economics/alphabetic.cfm?term=marketfailure#marketfailure In the real world (read link above), the private market would be unable to build a road, all there would be is a dirt trail. Thats why the government has to tax people, then use taxes to fund such public goods like defense, roads, justice, and so forth. There is a reason that there were no paved roads built between the fall of the Roman Empire and the Age of Industrialization. |
What a lucky quiescence. Free Talk Live happened to go over roads in a free market.
http://www.freetalklive.com/content/podcast_2011_04_28
take a listen.
and just an fyi, the government is a monopoly. Just figured I'd let you know that.
also take a listen to this
http://www.ted.com/talks/kathryn_schulz_on_being_wrong.html
please, take your time learning that its ok to be wrong. I admit when I'm wrong, i'm wrong, but in this instance I know I'm right because I have facts behind me.