Depending on the specifics, that sounds congruent with some of Adam Smith's economic theories so it's not surprising to see such arguments used, especially if some of the authors are from the Adam Smith Institute.
His whole invisible hand metaphor is about society advancing as a whole from agents acting in their self interest.
It's more likely a sincerely held belief than an attempt at misdirection.
schmidtleonard|1 year ago
cherrycherry98|1 year ago
His whole invisible hand metaphor is about society advancing as a whole from agents acting in their self interest.
It's more likely a sincerely held belief than an attempt at misdirection.
nmadden|1 year ago
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pch00|1 year ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRDLIOME47c
GordonAShumway|1 year ago