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I agree we're measuring things wrong, here are only two examples: - it's good for a company to sell a ton of crappy cloths that don't last long and the product

by sddfd 8y ago

I agree we're measuring things wrong, here are only two examples: - it's good for a company to sell a ton of crappy cloths that don't last long and the production of which has terrible environmental impact - it's good to produce a ton of low quality eggs and sell them

anonuser123456 8y ago
"low quality" by what standard? Someone bought them, so they must have met the standard of the purchaser. Sure, externalities are a problem, but the ability of the market to deliver quality doesn't seem to be.