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Again, a free market doesn't mean that everyone can easily buy or sell any good or service. Plenty of things prohibit this, including geographical challenges, l
by missedthecue 6y ago
Again, a free market doesn't mean that everyone can easily buy or sell any good or service. Plenty of things prohibit this, including geographical challenges, language barriers, import tariffs, and other natural and contrived barriers to trade.
A free market means that the distribution and production of goods and services do not rely on centralized planning, but on price signals.
- deegles 6y agoOk, maybe labor is technically a "free market" because the price signals exist and there is no centralized planning, but the issue still is that there are too many barriers for labor to move around.