Walter E. Williams Quotes

What We Call The Market Is Really A Democratic Process Involving Millions, And In Some Markets Billions, Of People Making Personal Decisions That Express Their Preferences. When You Hear Someone Say That He Doesn't Trust The Market, And Wants To Replace It With Government Edicts, He's Really Calling For A Switch From A Democratic Process To A Totalitarian One.

Walter E. Williams Quotes: What We Call The Market Is Really A Democratic Process Involving Millions, And In Some Markets Billions, Of People Making

Walter E. Williams Quotes: What We Call The Market Is Really A Democratic Process Involving Millions, And In Some Markets Billions, Of People Making

Walter E. Williams Quotes: What We Call The Market Is Really A Democratic Process Involving Millions, And In Some Markets Billions, Of People Making

Walter E. Williams Quotes: What We Call The Market Is Really A Democratic Process Involving Millions, And In Some Markets Billions, Of People Making

Walter E. Williams Quotes: What We Call The Market Is Really A Democratic Process Involving Millions, And In Some Markets Billions, Of People Making

Walter E. Williams Quotes: What We Call The Market Is Really A Democratic Process Involving Millions, And In Some Markets Billions, Of People Making

Walter E. Williams Quotes: What We Call The Market Is Really A Democratic Process Involving Millions, And In Some Markets Billions, Of People Making

Walter E. Williams Quotes: What We Call The Market Is Really A Democratic Process Involving Millions, And In Some Markets Billions, Of People Making

Walter E. Williams Quotes: What We Call The Market Is Really A Democratic Process Involving Millions, And In Some Markets Billions, Of People Making

Walter E. Williams Quotes: What We Call The Market Is Really A Democratic Process Involving Millions, And In Some Markets Billions, Of People Making

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