Yes when all the assumptions that hold in theory are in place, in reality I wonder. "Markets are never in equilibrium, thus don’t be fooled by prices, but cons

Yes when all the assumptions that hold in theory are in place, in reality I wonder. "Markets are never in equilibrium, thus don’t be fooled by prices, but consider quantities: The short side exerts power." http://www.globalresearch.ca/shifting-from-central-planning-to-a-decentralised-economy-do-we-need-central-banks/5568753 http://www.globalresearch.ca/shifting-from-central-planning-... In this situation none of the tenants hold. Information is not perfect, it's not a free market as only certain channels can provide the IP, prices are fluid. For the balancing of supply and demand supply would have to be finite. In a digital world it is in practice infinite. None of this guff works in the real world. Time to put all our econ 101 books onto a big boat, push it out to sea with a burning torch.