a paradox described by Hungarian economist Karl Polanyi in The Great Transformation, refering to the actions of states in ensuring the existence of free markets
in the mode of what Polanyi called 'planned laissez-faire'
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7 years ago
a paradox described by Hungarian economist Karl Polanyi in The Great Transformation, refering to the actions of states in ensuring the existence of free markets
in the mode of what Polanyi called 'planned laissez-faire'