Re: Isn't spontanious order overrated?

From: maxm (maxm@maxmcorp.dk)
Date: Fri Sep 04 1998 - 08:32:15 MDT

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From: mark@unicorn.com <mark@unicorn.com>

>Microsoft is precisely the kind of organisation which couldn't exist in a
>free market without tax-funded copyright enforcement.

Yes perhaps... but there you are talking about an idealised society. I'm
more interrested in practical solutions. I don't think that we will se an
ideal free market for a long time. Perhaps never. The world isn't the USA
and most countries has massive intervention from governments.

This is not likely to change for a long time.

Hilsen/Regards

Max M Rasmussen
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