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Speculation and intermediary operations

Transaction costs tend to be decreased, prices to consumers are classically stabilized and lowered, and economy-wide efficiency is generally improved through: (1) rigid wage and price controls. (2) central planning that fosters monopolies. (3) speculation and other “intermediary” operations. (4) quick inflation and high unemployment. (5) the typical theory of efficient markets.

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