Abstract
There is a recurring line of argument in the literature to the effect that Bohm's theory fails to solve the measurement problem. I show that this argument fails in all its variants. Hence Bohm's theory, whatever its drawbacks, at least succeeds in solving the measurement problem. I briefly discuss a similar argument that has been raised against the GRW theory. 1. Introduction2. Three Theories3. The Basic Argument4. Branches and Worlds5. Theory and Interpretation6. Size Matters7. Conclusion
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