Those are extremely bold claims — the assertion that disagreement is a misperception even more so. Is it a misperception of reality that I believe their propos

Those are extremely bold claims — the assertion that disagreement is a misperception even more so. Is it a misperception of reality that I believe their proposals would decrease overall economic efficiency, not increase it? The situations they presented are zero-sum. To believe otherwise, you’d have to share their (unsupported, unstated-to-participants) premise that resulting efficiency gains would offset the additional cost that came out of your own pocket to enforce equality of outcome.