2013Economie teoretică şi aplicatăOpen access

The deideologizing of the market

Marin Dinu

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Against any context, the market itself is either a natural means or it doesn’t exist at all. The market does not have any degrees of existence, with any adjectivization altering its necessary functions, which spring from the human nature.

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Against any context, the market itself is either a natural means or it doesn’t exist at all. The market does not have any degrees of existence, with any adjectivization altering its necessary functions, which spring from the human nature.

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Against any context, the market itself is either a natural means or it doesn’t exist at all. The market does not have any degrees of existence, with any adjectivization altering its necessary functions, which spring from the human nature.

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