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The article seems to say nothing tangible? I couldn't find what it defined as liberal economics, and it didn't seem to suggest any solution?
by didibus 3y ago
The article seems to say nothing tangible?
I couldn't find what it defined as liberal economics, and it didn't seem to suggest any solution?
- cratermoon 3y ago1. The first few paragraphs define the term by example. 2. Who says an article must define a solution to be tangible? Oftentimes just identifying the problem and giving it a name is a worthwhile contribution. So my question back to you is, what in your comment is tangible, and what solutions would you offer?
- didibus 3y ago> 1. The first few paragraphs define the term by example I guess I didn't manage to understand what they defined it as, so I couldn't even see what they were saying the problem was. All I got was, nowadays, you are only free to do what you can afford, and less and less people can afford much, so freedom is lost. I totally agree with that, but I couldn't see what the author implies we were told would make us free but didn't?