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The point is that “the markets don’t work that way” isn’t an argument that “society shouldn’t work that way.” We intercede in the case of protected classes beca
by 6gvONxR4sf7o 6y ago
The point is that “the markets don’t work that way” isn’t an argument that “society shouldn’t work that way.” We intercede in the case of protected classes because “economics therefore morality” isn’t a sound argument.
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- dwaltrip 6y agoOk fair enough. Do you grant that some interventions are more practical and cleanly implementable than others? Perhaps the assumption in the original comment is that legally restricting market discrimination for wages by region may not be practical and / or would have significant harmful side effects. I would need to give the idea more thought. It certainly seems a far more complex and less clear-cut matter than the existing protected classes.