[MD] The MoQ and Politics?

[Ian Glendinning]

I'd agree with that Craig,

Predictably though, most (not necessarily all) of those are things
we'd (probably) agree we need in balance, patterns that have value,
but which we wouldn't want to be dominant "objects" .... that
discussion of how much of these things (and probably more examples)
provides optimal value, would be the essence of a good debate IMHO.

Ian

On Wed, Feb 2, 2011 at 11:33 PM,  <craigerb at comcast.net> wrote:
> Perhaps a good way for the MoQ to approach an intellectually-guided
> economy, is to list characteristics that we do/don't want:
> consumer choice
> competition
> profit
> money
> greed
> copyrights/patents/trademarks
> contracts
> private property
> advertising
> free markets
> taxes
> tariffs
> torts
> charity
> Then consider how we would support/require/prohibit/allow these.
> IMHO just railing about economic "systems" seems unproductive.
> Craig
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