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  • Re: Socialist Entrepreneurs

    [quote user="Inquisitor"]Is it just a natural instability in markets then? If so, what could mitigate it? [/quote] Any market is not a natural thing but an institution created by humans, so I hesitate to call it a "natural" instability. Experimental markets for specific instruments and institutions - stock markets - have been shown
    Posted to Economics Questions (Forum) by Hubertus on Mon, Oct 15 2007
  • Re: Socialist Entrepreneurs

    [quote user="Gabriel"] The answer to my original question, which cookmg helped me to realize, is that in order for the socialist entrepreneurs to establish exchange ratios for producer goods that represent real opportunity costs, the director would have to give them complete control over their capital. But this, by definition , would establish
    Posted to Economics Questions (Forum) by Hubertus on Sun, Oct 14 2007
  • Re: Socialist Entrepreneurs

    [quote user="Gabriel"]In other words, Mises and Salerno appear to be saying that, if people are not risking their own private property, they will not act responsibly enough to be allowed to perform the entrepreneurial function.[/quote] I point out that the interpretation of "risking one's own wealth" to force "responsible"
    Posted to Economics Questions (Forum) by Hubertus on Wed, Oct 10 2007
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