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The very language of "the market" subject to "intervention" obscures real issues: the problem we face is not of the market versus the state but of specific institutional mechanisms that would provide particular economic agents, including the state, with incentives and information that would lead them to behave in collectively rational manners. p.15

The very language of "the market" subject to "intervention" obscures real issues: the problem we face is not of the market versus the state but of specific institutional mechanisms that would provide particular economic agents, including the state, with incentives and information that would lead them to behave in collectively rational manners. p.15

The very language of "the market" subject to "intervention" obscures real issues: the problem we face is not of the market versus the state but of specific institutional mechanisms that would provide particular economic agents, including the state, with incentives and information that would lead them to behave in collectively rational manners. p.15

The very language of "the market" subject to "intervention" obscures real issues: the problem we face is not of the market versus the state but of specific institutional mechanisms that would provide particular economic agents, including the state, with incentives and information that would lead them to behave in collectively rational manners. p.15

The very language of "the market" subject to "intervention" obscures real issues: the problem we face is not of the market versus the state but of specific institutional mechanisms that would provide particular economic agents, including the state, with incentives and information that would lead them to behave in collectively rational manners. p.15