To hear “the invisible hand of Jupiter” I still believe we are still at the time of the Roman Empire … but hey it’s just that until now, we men, we need to mystify even the most meaningful things in the economy and more specifically the liberal economy. For decades, we’ve tried hardly to quantify and measure the unmeasurable, to make a science “of the most accurate” despite the uncertainties that seem to rule over everything we know and what we think we know …
Economic balance advocated by classical, neoclassical economists seem to contemporary tripping over things, even microeconomic modeling very justified … Speaking of monopolies, oligopolies, monopolistic competition, on the one hand, alliances, corporations, multinational firms, on the other, we made it harder especially during times of major economic crises characterized by global supply well above demand, and explained by several economists by technological progress that has made goods production more and more intensive in capital.