“[A] lot of [Adam Smith’s] justification for limited government is given in terms of the positive effects that such a society will have on the poor. Somehow…the idea that being concerned for the poor morphed into a concern for social justice that was tied to big state government programs,” says John Tomasi, author of Free Market Fairness.
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