Unger argues that it is not enough to regulate the market or compensate for its inequalities through retrospective tax and transfer, but that it is necessary to change the institutional arrangements of the market so that individuals are economically empowered.
That it is not enough to regulate the market or compensate for its inequalities through retrospective tax and transfer, but that it is necessary to change the institutional arrangements of the market so that individuals are economically empowered. This is what Unger argues.