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It's always the edge conditions that are the interesting ones. How does an anarcho-capitalist deal with issues like village commons, natural monopolies, winner

• pdonis 6y ago
  > How does an anarcho-capitalist deal with issues like village commons, natural monopolies, winner-take-all business models, national borders, etc? The general answer is, by mutual agreement among the affected persons, and by refusing to interact at all with people who cannot be trusted to abide by mutual agreements. For a more detailed treatment, see, for example, David Friedman's The Machinery of Freedom. Of course there is no simple, short path from where we are now to any feasible anarcho-capitalist society; the idea that we need governments to solve problems is becoming more and more firmly entrenched, even in the face of the terrible track record of governments at actually solving problems.