3. Ricardo and Smith saw free markets unobstructed by the state ( and by special interest groups) as the main vehicle of social and economic progress. However, Hegel, List, and Marx all advance arguments that the market can produce negative social outcomes. What are the critiques of markets offered by Hegel, List, and Marx? How do these critiques contrast with one another, and what are their solutions to addressing the problems produced by markets? Please be specific in your descriptions of these competing views