Before people get too carried away criticising markets, check this quote from the paper.
> The results of this paper should not
be interpreted as support for government intervention into the market; on the contrary, the
fact that market efficiency and computational efficiency are linked suggests that government
should no more intervene in the market or regulate market participants than it should
intervene in computations or regulate computer algorithms.
> The results of this paper should not be interpreted as support for government intervention into the market; on the contrary, the fact that market efficiency and computational efficiency are linked suggests that government should no more intervene in the market or regulate market participants than it should intervene in computations or regulate computer algorithms.