> It wasn't my intent to imply this didn't involve money
Limiting the scope of markets limits the utility-signalling function of money, even if it is retained (as, in practice, centrally-planned systems tend to.)
This is a problem of input data that technology that provides alternative mechanisms to collect the same data (cell phone purchasing) does not address.
Limiting the scope of markets limits the utility-signalling function of money, even if it is retained (as, in practice, centrally-planned systems tend to.)
This is a problem of input data that technology that provides alternative mechanisms to collect the same data (cell phone purchasing) does not address.