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James A. Yunker. âLudwig von Mises on the âArtificial Marketââ, Comparative Economic Studies, Vol. 32, NÂ 1, 1990, pp. 108-140.
The principal problem with Misesâ argument is that it overlooks the important role played by institutional investors in modern capital markets. It rather envisions financial capital being provided to firms exclusively by private capitalists. In actual facts, non-financial firms, in the sale of stock and bond issues and suchlike transactions for obtaining investment capital, deal as much or more with institutional investors such as investment banks, insurance companies and pension funds, as they do with individual investors. The loan officers and investment analysts of these institutional investors receive as personal income only a tiny fraction of the property return generated by the investments they make, and yet the performance of institutional investors in these markets is on the whole at
least comparable, and probably superior, to that of private investors. (pp. 125-126)
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