Author Topic: Government Victims and Entreprenurial Failure: Two Types of Conoranvirus Bankruptcies  (Read 170 times)

0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.

rangerrebew

  • Guest
Government Victims and Entreprenurial Failure: Two Types of Conoranvirus Bankruptcies

 
 

04/14/2020Per Bylund

In our present dire economic situation, lots of businesses are expected to go bankrupt. The question nobody seems to ask is, why do they fail? There are two issues at play here that are very different, have different causes, and should require different solutions.

The first is failure because businesses are prohibited from continuing operations, their customers are curfewed, etc. This is not an entrepreneurial failure, but one that has been imposed on these businesses. For these failures, the government is to blame. These businesses go bankrupt because they are simply not allowed to do business. But the goods are wanted and there are (presumably) customers willing and able to buy them.

https://mises.org/wire/government-victims-and-entreprenurial-failure-two-types-conoranvirus-bankruptcies

Offline goatprairie

  • Hero Member
  • *****
  • Posts: 8,970
"Two Types of Conoranvirus Bankruptcies"

Shriek!!!"Gaaaaaaak!.....first we had to worry about a coronavirus. Now there's the conoranvirus.
We're screwed both ways.