Capitalism, Version 2012 - NYTimes.com: "When the private sector overwhelms the public, you get the 2008 subprime crisis. When the public overwhelms the private, you get choking regulations. You need a balance, which is why we have to get past this cartoonish “argument that the choice is either all government or all the market,” argues Rothkopf. The lesson of history, he adds, is that capitalism thrives best when you have this balance, and “when you lose the balance, you get in trouble.”"
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Friedman is superficial quality trumps everything
We thrive on creativity untrammeled by the corporate
China as well the future does not lie with sprawl
Upon this point I remain oburate
Charles Sanders Peirce - Thinking in Threes