And for those befuddled Catholics who think somehow that anti-free-markets are the will of God (however they screwed up JPII's thoughts on this, I'll never know, but he was anti-materialist, not anti-free-markets. Sheesh. The man was pro-liberty. And you cannot be at the same time for individual liberty AND for government control of the product of an individual's labor, which is what anti-free-market policies are), I urge them to mosy on over to the Acton Institute, where they'll get bitch-slapped by a right-thinking priest.
What about Ricardo's Law of Wages Stabilizing at Subsistence Level? Or should we follow Milton Friedman's pick and chose methodology?