The morality of commerce has long bothered man’s conscience—but Acton asserts that a free market is necessary for the pursuit of moral excellence.
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Though Marxism, in practice, essentially collapsed in most of the world with the Soviet Union, those concerns about the market still creep up when morality is in question.
Acton discusses the “morals of markets” in a way that forms an essential addition—often missing—in the ardent defense of free markets.
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