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Today The U.s. Government Can Demand The Nation-wide Recall Of Defective Softball Bats, Sneakers, Stuffed Animals, And Foam-rubber Toy Cows. But It Cannot Order A Meatpacking Company To Remove Contaminated, Potentially Lethal Ground Beef From Fast Food Kitchens And Supermarket Shelves.

A Public Outcry Usually Masks A Private Obsession.

Twenty Years Ago, Teenage Boys In The United States Drank Twice As Much Milk As Soda; Now They Drink Twice As Much Soda As Milk.

If The Market Does Indeed Embody The Sum Of All Human Wishes, Then The Secret Ones Are Just As Important As The Ones That Are Openly Displayed.

The Market Is A Tool, And A Useful One. But The Worship Of This Tool Is A Hollow Faith. Far More Important Than Any Tool Is What You Make With It.