Sobre a distinção entre empresários e patrões, sobre estado e mercado, nunca encontrei nada tão elevado e esclarecedor como esta passagem de uma conversa entre Warren Buffett e Barack Obama. Por cá, vamos tendo os Azevedos e os Amorins da vida, carregadinhos de dinheiro, mas nem por isso ricos...
“The free market's the best mechanism ever devised to put resources to their most efficient and productive use...The government isn't particularly good at that. But the market isn't good at making sure that the wealth that's produced is being distributed fairly or wisely. Some of that wealth has to be plowed back into education, so that the next generation has a fair chance, and to maintain our infrastructure, and provide some sort of safety net for those who lose out in a market economy. And it just makes sense that those of us who've benefited most from the market should pay a bigger share.”
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