Big Government meets corporate welfare

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Author(s) Steven Greenhut
Source The Orange County Register
Date September 27, 2008
URL http://www.ocregister.com/articles/government-market-free-2171583-money-work
Quote
Quotes-start.png "The best approach is to let the market – that invisible hand that is the reflection of billions of decisions made by millions of people – sort things out. One can buy homes in parts of Southern California, such as Desert Hot Springs, now for 50 bucks a square foot. The market, through its pricing mechanism, is sorting out the real estate situation with lightning speed. If government props up those who hold the mortgages, it will only delay and distort this effective, but sometimes painful, process." Quotes-end.png


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