On the recordJanuary 31, 2009
When you say leave it to the market, you're saying leave it to the tender mercies of German, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Norwegian industrial policy.
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congress.govWhen you say leave it to the market, you're saying leave it to the tender mercies of German, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Norwegian industrial policy.
Smith critiques the idea of relying solely on market forces for technological advancement.
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