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Deux Ex Machine
Rorty, James | August 14, 1929 issue

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This article presents information about the book "Make Everybody Rich: Industry's New Goal," by B. A. Javits and Charles W. Wood. In this book, Mr. Wood develops his theory into an energetic and well-argued plea for the repeal of the anti-trust laws, which hamper the logical march of industry toward a millennium in which everybody will be rich and in which, presumably, the machine, freed from legislative and other human impertinences, will automatically tell what to be and do. In Mr. Wood's doctrine anything but a new version of laissez-faire is so much easier to rationalize than to govern.

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MAKE Everybody Rich: Industry's New Goal (Book); JAVITS, B. A.; WOOD, Charles W.; ANTITRUST law; DOGMA; FREE enterprise
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