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Re: Libertarian theory and altruism (was: some incorrectly spelled thing not worth repeating
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Sat, 8 Jan 2000 04:31:39 GMT
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In lugnet.off-topic.debate, Larry Pieniazek writes:
> Would things be different in a different system? What if it was more
> predictable what sort of regulations and taxes would be in place many
> years in the future? What if it officers were not shielded from personal
> liability for their decisions? What if we no longer had boom and bust
> business cycles? What if stockholders had real power to influence
> decisions instead of being powerless to evict boards of directors that
> didn't do what they wanted (2)? What if the labor market was so tight
> that any cluelessness would be harshly punished by a pretty rapid exodus
> of good staff, followed in turn by a stockholder revolt in which the
> officers were out on their ears?
Definately agreed on what would be nice - but although Libertarianism might
achieve this, I don't believe that it's the only way!
Richard
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