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Perhaps it isn't as popular as some tropes would suggest. Those who would buy influence would prefer state interventions in the market to benefit their interest
by palmfacehn 1y ago
Perhaps it isn't as popular as some tropes would suggest. Those who would buy influence would prefer state interventions in the market to benefit their interests, rather than an open playing field. The best way to sell those interventions to the public might be appeals towards "fairness" and the aforementioned tropes.
- binary132 1y agoare you saying capitalism doesn’t favor capitalists?
- palmfacehn 1y agoI'm happy to elaborate if you can be more precise with your question.
- binary132 1y agoIt sounded like you were saying regulatory capture is better than an open market for established players, but I’m saying I think when you hold all the cards being allowed to do whatever you want is even better.