>As soon as a signifcant minority (let alone majority) do not like the market's outcome, they will petition a legislative alternative to that outcome. But that

>As soon as a signifcant minority (let alone majority) do not like the market's outcome, they will petition a legislative alternative to that outcome. But that presupposes that the populous would dislike the free market's outcome, which if anything points to the idea that free markets are unworkable in a practical sense.