I guess I just don't see an open market with no barrier to entry as "bad". The possibility of outsourcing does force people to face this fact head-on, but even

I guess I just don't see an open market with no barrier to entry as "bad". The possibility of outsourcing does force people to face this fact head-on, but even with barbershops barriers to entry mean higher prices for the end-consumer, higher operating costs for the barbers and unemployment for the almost-barbers who are excluded.