Among the most important (and least noted) intellectual developments of our time is the theoretical triumph of free-market economics.
Where once the dogmas of interventionism reigned supreme, the elegance and efficacy of the market system are now conceded. On college campuses, in Washington think-tanks, even in the purlieus of working politics and politicians, the impossibility of fine-tuning the economy and the superior virtues of the pricing mechanism are acknowledged, and, in some respects at least, put into practice.




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