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I would argue that the present market is certainly not free, but that does not make a free (that is, unregulated) market impossible.
by presidentender 16y ago
I would argue that the present market is certainly not free, but that does not make a free (that is, unregulated) market impossible.
- pbz 16y agoOr desirable.
- joe_the_user 16y agoUh, The problem is it also doesn't make a free market *well-defined". If in a discussion "free market" has a willo-the-wisp quality in which whatever existences and is undesirable "isn't really a free market", then you haven't shown that "free market" is anything but rhetorical device.