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 1    1,   4|     freely bought and sold on the market, its price determined by
 2    2,  19|        endeavour to preserve free market mechanisms, ensuring, by
 3    2,  19|      attempts try to avoid making market mechanisms the only point
 4    4,  33|         themselves from the world market and by depending only on
 5    4,  33|       access to the international market, based not on the unilateral
 6    4,  34| international relations, the free market is the most efficient instrument
 7    4,  34|        which find no place on the market. It is a strict duty of
 8    4,  35|          not directed against the market, but demands that the market
 9    4,  35|      market, but demands that the market be appropriately controlled
10    4,  40|          be safeguarded simply by market forces. Just as in the time
11    4,  40|           find a new limit on the market: there are collective and
12    4,  40|      which cannot be satisfied by market mechanisms. There are important
13    4,  40|   Certainly the mechanisms of the market offer secure advantages:
14    4,  40|           of an "idolatry" of the market, an idolatry which ignores
15    4,  41|  legitimacy and positive value of market relationships even in their
16    4,  42|    positive role of business, the market, private property and the
17    4,  42|         of a "business economy", "market economy" or simply "free
18    4,  42|           the free development of market forces.~
19    4,  43|         the positive value of the market and of enterprise, but which
20    5,  48|      especially the activity of a market economy, cannot be conducted
21    5,  49|           society has neither the market nor the State as its final
22    5,  49|           which the State and the market must serve. Man remains
23    5,  52|     direct the functioning of the market to the common good, so too
24    6,  58|       weight in the international market, but which are burdened