Argument: Because the invisible hand of the market indirectly benefits the collective, there is no need for government regulation or involvement in the economy.
Adam Smith was right in claiming that the pursuit of self-interest ultimately benefits the collective interest; but Karl Marx was right when he pointed out that wealth is not distributed to everyone equally at the same time, and that alienation arises as a result.
John Lewis Gaddis from The Age of Terror
Abuses of Socialism??!!
This goes with the section on PROGRESSIVISM ON ASSIGNMENT 5.3
WATCH | Why is Alberta looking to mine the Rockies for more coal? Here's a 4-minute explanation
BUYING ON MARGIN
https://www.awesomestories.com/asset/view/Stock-Market-Crash-of-1929-Buying-on-Margin
William Lyon Mackenzie King and the Inhumanity of Capitalism
http://www.canadahistoryproject.ca/1930s/1930s-02-mac-king.html
OR
Argument: Tax cuts implemented by neo-liberals such as Ronald Reagan have skewed societies perceptions of taxes and government involvement in the economy.
Create your own "They Live" meme.