In the last section of Chapter 3, the authors say that the market does not have any ideological content. The market is only a means to an end, not the end itself. In some instances, both liberals and conservatives can use it to achieve their goals, and in other instances it fails to allow either group to achieve their goals. Many people disagree with this argument: Some believe that reliance upon the market is inherently conservative, supporting the status quo, while some believe that the market is inherently progressive, allowing people to emerge from the oppressive hand of dictatorship. What is your opinion?