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I'd argue that the primary interventions of government in the free market involve the creation and support of currency, and the provision of property rights. It
by pjmorris 8y ago
I'd argue that the primary interventions of government in the free market involve the creation and support of currency, and the provision of property rights. It's hard for me to imagine a market of any significant size without those things. The absence of government intervention may not be what capitalism wants.
- major505 8y agoI'm ok with govern creating a small set of rules and enforcing them. But as litle as possible. Specially in types of business that aren't vital to population. I can understand certain rules like in insurance companies of some types of banking services. I'm not ok with intervencions, like the banks bailout of 2008, the the goverment just save banks that should have break. This kindo f intervention isn't fair form most of the market, and should be avoided.
- krapp 8y ago>This kindo f intervention isn't fair form most of the market, and should be avoided. Even if it means a global market collapse and depression?