Thank you to @ATabarrok for a beautiful, short, clear exposition of the economics around #LiberalRadicalism with @VitalikButerin and @zhitzig: https://marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2018/09/liberal-radicalism-mechanism-producing-public-goods.html …. This is what economically literate folks that do not want to read a 40 page paper should turn to.
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Tyler, your review here: https://marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2018/03/radical-markets.html … has no specific objections, as far as I can tell. It is small c conservative, but that is generic. As for specific questions I frequently get, we have responded to them in our FAQ sections for each chapter as here:
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I raise similar objections to Tyler in my podcast, and Glen answers them to my satisfaction. tl;dr, do small, iterative experiments which can be scaled rapidly when successfulhttps://innovativegovernance.org/2018/05/15/podcast-5-glen-weyl/ …
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Absolutely agreed Mark! I have no interest in and every objection to "revolution". That is why I am working with entrepreneurs and experimental activists like you!
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I also don't think Tyler's concerns are dismissing your proposals. It can be done, but putting into practice the ideas of radical markets in the real world is going to be hard!
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http://radicalmarkets.com/chapters/property-is-monopoly/frequently-asked-questions/ …. On the other points you have raised in the past (the way we learn from politics and the complementarity between human capital and property), I responded at length to the first and the second is already in the model in the paper we wrote.
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