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It definitely isn’t, but at this point “free market” has been watered down so heavily it gets used improperly all the time. It’s more of a political slogan tha
by wbsss4412 4y ago
It definitely isn’t, but at this point “free market” has been watered down so heavily it gets used improperly all the time.
It’s more of a political slogan than an actual policy.
- LMYahooTFY 4y agoA "free market" isn't borderless. There's virtually no precedent for that.
- haroldp 4y agoCommerce between the States?