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In the recent outbreak of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS), the Chinese communities of Toronto were the ones who bore the brunt of an unreasoned fear that expressed itself often in racism, and resulted in disproportionate losses for Chinese businesses 44) He had his prejudices and unreasoned commitments, but was more interested in developing and communicating his perception of how things were than advancing any cause. Stiglitz and Soros both agree that at base the problem is "market fundamentalism", an unreasoned belief that free-market mechanisms can solve all problems; and they both see state action as the way out of the problem. |
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