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Capitalism is fundamentally amoral, it’s an engine designed for accumulation, not ethics. Without a state to set the "rules of the road," the engine eventually runs off the cliff. But not all states are created equal. In our latest Capitalisn’t podcast I argue that if we want a market... show more

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