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> the whole point of capitalism is that any transaction requires both parties to enter voluntarily. When one party is hungry, and the other is not, voluntary p
by robotresearcher 9y ago
> the whole point of capitalism is that any transaction requires both parties to enter voluntarily.
When one party is hungry, and the other is not, voluntary participation does not imply freedom of choice.
- icelancer 9y agoIf there are only two parties in the market, sure. That is rarely the case in any economic system, and can be argued that it is the least likely to occur in a capitalist-style system.