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And despite what Murray Rothbard said, a purely commercial society would be too weak to defend itself from internal and external predators.
FORBES: Jane Jacobs and the Problem of Monstrous Hybrids
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In the long run, this will erode the social capital that makes a free, commercial society work.
FORBES: Iniquity, Irresponsibility, and/or Incentives?
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Now, ironically, as we grow into a more regulated commercial society, we are getting so much of our law from you.
FORBES: Margaret Thatcher (1925-2013): A Personal Encounter
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It is a real question whether it benefits or harms society for a commercial entity to control access to basic knowledge and potentially limit its redistribution.
ECONOMIST: Letters
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Mass-commercial junk of modern society is a symptom of the riches we enjoy.
FORBES: Modern Mix
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It is also far from clear that publicly funded news is superior to commercial news in serving the needs of a self-governing society.
FORBES: Magazine Article
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Once the internal combustion engine made society mobile, a lot of cropland was magically converted into commercial and residential development acreage.
FORBES: Perspectives
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At the Denver fossil show, in September, I stopped by the booth of Mike Triebold, a veteran Colorado hunter who has been working with the Society of Vertebrate Paleontologists to find a way for academics and legitimate commercial hunters to collaborate.
NEWYORKER: Bones of Contention
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By aligning the incentives of private individuals with those of society, it transformed invention from a hobby pursued by the idle rich into an opportunity for spectacular commercial gain open to anyone with a bit of skill and a good idea.
ECONOMIST: Why it started in Britain