Market Democracy: Land of Opportunity

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ABSTRACT: John Tomasi argues that aggressively pro-market, capitalist regimes can secure fair equality of opportunity—a level playing field—even as they honor people's thick economic liberties. The trick is to rely on markets to spread prosperity and high-quality healthcare and education to all. That done, each person will have fair opportunity. Or will she? In truth, Tomasi's “market-democratic” plan cannot bring genuinely fair opportunity to all, even at the level of ideal theory. Nor can it plausibly promise to increase the “quality” of opportunity: the supply, that is, of intrinsically desirable work.

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Arnold, S. (2014). Market Democracy: Land of Opportunity. Critical Review, 26, 239–258. https://doi.org/10.1080/08913811.2014.947740

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