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That's not exactly what "free" means in an economic context, but probably doesn't alter your point. Something is "free" if, at a price of zero, there is enough
by ams6110 9y ago
That's not exactly what "free" means in an economic context, but probably doesn't alter your point.
Something is "free" if, at a price of zero, there is enough supply to meet demand.
- dmichulke 9y agoInteresting definition. It follows that nothing is universally free, it can only be free within spatial (and probably temporal) constraints. The usual candidates (water, air) are certainly not free everywhere.