The market is thus a highly imperfect one: Britain was unable to buy gas at any price in 2004 and 2005, for example.

ECONOMIST: Britain's energy crisis

But I'm not about to ratchet up my prediction, because now the market is priced for perfection in an imperfect world.

FORBES: Dow 10,000 -- in 2005

Second, the go-to-market execution (as it's called in the industry) was imperfect.

ECONOMIST: Great idea. Shame about the mediocre computer

But not for Michael Moore, who decided that our imperfect system is the fault of insurance companies and more broadly, the free-market aspects of our health care system.

FORBES: Sicko's Shortcuts