These examples not withstanding, governments are usually more intractable than markets.
The earlier film was about the collision between repressive religious orthodoxy and pagan sexual spiritualism, and this one posits an equally schematic conflict between the liberating power of pure imagination and the intractable authority of the market and the state.
But even when all members of their society have the same legal entitlements, their life-chances can be affected by intractable factors like segregated housing markets.And in both Northern Ireland and the United States, the segregation of housing remains deeply entrenched.
The last time the seemingly intractable problems of Britain's dairy market made headlines was two years ago.
So investors who pursue these strategies can sidestep intractable questions about whether a bear market will continue.
Business was rebuilding its reputation, declaring it could help solve intractable social problems and embracing relationship marketing, corporate language for telling everyone the good they were doing.
Our labor market woes are deep and intractable.
But ATS should soon have products on the market that smooth wrinkles, heal intractable wounds, and even mend cardiac tissue damaged by heart attacks.
This may be because risks in most parts of market economies are not always as intractable as in Mr Kahneman's tests.
When the surprisingly strong economy and booming stock market suddenly transformed the large and seemingly intractable annual deficits into small but rapidly growing surpluses, lawmakers abandoned this discipline.
