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> You only have a free market without coercion as long as all participants act in good faith. No, you have a free market without coercion as long as there is n
by patrickaljord 9y ago
> You only have a free market without coercion as long as all participants act in good faith.
No, you have a free market without coercion as long as there is no coercion. If some are acting in bad faith or badly, that's more power to the competition.