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Bernard Dugué Bernard Dugué 10 novembre 2008 18:22

Une info pour alimenter le sujet développé dans ce billet. L’analyse des causes. Tous les politiques et les analystes et les Joe les bavards accusent le marché qui n’était pas assez régulé. Un type là-bas, pense différemment, Fred Foldvary, dont j’ai parlé dans un billet et qui dans son dernier papier démonte les discours servis à l’opinion, tout en rejoignant mon idée de plan. S’il s’agit de compenser la récession, autant donner quelques milliers de dollars à chaque individus dit-il. Affaire à suivre

Why the Crash of 2008 was not a Market Failure

 


 

by Fred E. Foldvary, Senior Editor, October All national economies today are mixed economies, a combination of markets and governmental intervention. In a pure market economy, all activity is voluntary, with no restriction on peaceful and honest human action. A governmental intervention changes what people would otherwise voluntarily do. Government policy can be either market enhancing, such as by penalizing theft, or market hampering, such as by taxing human action.

For any outcome such as a recession, we need to carefully analyze whether the cause is the market or whether it is intervention. Yet nowadays there is a chorus of politicians, journalists, and even economists who have leaped to the conclusion that the Crash of 2008 was a market failure. They say there was too little regulation, and that the lesson from the global financial crisis is that government needs to closely supervise the economy and correct market failures.

Such conclusions are made with no economic analysis. Blaming deregulation ignores the heavy hand of governmental institutions such as the Federal Reserve, the Securities and Exchange Commission, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, and the FDIC. More importantly, the focus on regulation is too narrow. The broader issue is intervention, which includes taxation and subsidies along with regulation.

First of all, the USA as well as all major countries practice state socialism and central planning with their central banks issuing and controlling the money supply and manipulating interest rates. Secondly, all countries tax and subsidize human action. Third, all governments restrict trade.


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