A strong State for a free market
Without an Administration that preserves competition, the one that best protects is rewarded and not the one that best produces.
The article discusses the traditional debate on the boundaries between the state and the market in economics. It notes that when considering the strength of the public sector, discussions often focus on redistributive policies and social insurance, such as pensions, healthcare, education, and large investment packages. The financing of these through taxation is also a point of consideration. The article appears to be setting the stage for a deeper exploration of the relationship between the state and the market.
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