This is simply untrue, although most of those who say it undoubtedly believe
it.
The new American and British market capitalist model, which dictated
deregulation of industry and privatization of state enterprises in the
1970s, and globalization of international markets in the 1990s, exists as a
result of free political decisions and ideological choices that were
anything but inevitable. History may one day describe them as having been
perverse and socially destructive.
Two of the most important influences on the new capitalism were academic in
origin, and the third, improbably, was an instance of romanticized egoism.
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