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no, free markets are an illusion that don't actually ever exist because they're immediately distorted by various things like market dominance. property develope
by 0x262d 7y ago
no, free markets are an illusion that don't actually ever exist because they're immediately distorted by various things like market dominance. property developers exist to make money and use real estate to extort poor people. regulations don't fundamentally change that one way or the other.
- gwright 7y agoThis ("free markets are an illusion") is reductionist language that makes it difficult to communicate and understand one another. Your use of "extort" is another example of language abuse. It is hyperbolic language that serves only to distort understanding.