Obviously it's less free with tariffs than it would be without, but given the goals of the bill some level of interference is unavoidable. The question is wheth

Obviously it's less free with tariffs than it would be without, but given the goals of the bill some level of interference is unavoidable. The question is whether to meet those goals with top-down central planning, or by tweaking the incentives and letting the market handle the details on its own. The latter is much more in keeping with free market principles than the former.