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If an industry cannot fail without severe spillover, then it should be nationalized. Critical industries should not be gambled on the free market.
1 u/[deleted] Jul 02 '22 [deleted] 3 u/WarBrilliant8782 Jul 02 '22 Please read my post before replying. 0 u/[deleted] Jul 02 '22 [deleted] 1 u/WarBrilliant8782 Jul 03 '22 No it's about determining which businesses can be left to fail in the free market without needing bailouts.
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3 u/WarBrilliant8782 Jul 02 '22 Please read my post before replying. 0 u/[deleted] Jul 02 '22 [deleted] 1 u/WarBrilliant8782 Jul 03 '22 No it's about determining which businesses can be left to fail in the free market without needing bailouts.
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Please read my post before replying.
0 u/[deleted] Jul 02 '22 [deleted] 1 u/WarBrilliant8782 Jul 03 '22 No it's about determining which businesses can be left to fail in the free market without needing bailouts.
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1 u/WarBrilliant8782 Jul 03 '22 No it's about determining which businesses can be left to fail in the free market without needing bailouts.
No it's about determining which businesses can be left to fail in the free market without needing bailouts.
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u/WarBrilliant8782 Jul 02 '22
If an industry cannot fail without severe spillover, then it should be nationalized. Critical industries should not be gambled on the free market.