I eagerly await a comment section full of armchair economists and recent college grads explaining how the free market will fix all of this and how the problem i

I eagerly await a comment section full of armchair economists and recent college grads explaining how the free market will fix all of this and how the problem is things just need to be more fre-er and market-er. How it's just that it's not a TRUE free market, and if it was all of this would sort itself out. The problem is we have decades of real world experience and data to draw from and it does not make the free market position compelling. In fact if we take ideology out of the equation it's pretty obvious most of the recommendations in the article are absolutely reasonable (unless you think the invisible hand solves all).