I don't think free-market advocates would say that it doesn't apply to corporations/companies. I wouldn't either, as an anarcho-capitalist, say so. The differe

I don't think free-market advocates would say that it doesn't apply to corporations/companies. I wouldn't either, as an anarcho-capitalist, say so. The difference is that in a corporation it doesn't matter if the individuals in power get corrupted. If you work on the assumption that bad behavior by the company/corporation is pushed-back in the free-market, then the corrupt actions have to serve the customers/clients, otherwise other companies are given an advantage. Of course, that singular assumption is a huge sticking-point for a lot of pro/vs discussions when it comes to free-market principles.