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> whenever "prevent competitors from reaching the market" is on the table So when you don’t have a free market?
by antidesitter 7y ago
> whenever "prevent competitors from reaching the market" is on the table
So when you don’t have a free market?
- firethief 7y agoI think you are confusing the possibility being present with the possibility being realized. In a free market, that possibility is present but unrealized. The possibility doesn't make the market non-free (and anything that would prevent such possibility would make the market strictly speaking non-free), but when entities choose to act on that possibility the market is no longer free.
- antidesitter 7y agoYou didn't say it was possible (which almost anything is in this context). You said it was inevitable.