Chair: Peter Robinson, Hoover Institution
Panelists: PJ Hill, Wheaton College and Victor Davis Hanson, Hoover Institution
There are common moral objections to markets. Even critics who concede that markets efficiently allocate resources argue their use limits our full humanity because people care about much more than efficiency. Furthermore, critics contend, markets risk converting participants into morally bankrupt people focused on financial gain. This session will evaluate these concerns in the context of markets for the environment, and relative to the morality of mandates.
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