Deception is alive and well in capitalism

Phishing & phooling. This one talks about the not so good side of the free market. We all buy stuff we don’t need, eat junk even when we know it is unhealthy. Today’s needull discusses that all this might just be a necessary outcome of free market which rewards deception and manipulation. Financial and Macroeconomic […]

via Nobel Prize Economists Say Free Market Competition Rewards Deception and Manipulation — Needull in a haystack

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Deception is alive and well in capitalism

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