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i want the economy to beon free. i want them to all have their personal freedom. that is a job for the so-called private sector. that is why i say free market economics is the best way to prosperity. free-market capitalism. i want individual freedom inside the economy, freedom to fail.on and freedom to succeed. one of the great aspects of america and it's still true to this day, you've got entrepreneurial story where people havee an idea, they migt scratch up some money to finance it. and it may not work. it may fail. inmate failed several times. you may go bankrupt, but at some point you may get it right and then you become a success. a massive success. that is what is so brilliant about the gilded age. the industrial revolution, the second industrial revolution buried the information revolution and our lifetime. the stuff we routinely use today it did not exist when i was in prep school or college or starting out. all of that stuff. do you have a spare mimeograph machine in the truck if you remember that? all that is gone we do not even t xerox anymore. you are