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I think it depends on whether or not the definition of a "free market" includes the non-existence of monopolies. If it does, then a free market isn't possible.
by Sohcahtoa82 4y ago
I think it depends on whether or not the definition of a "free market" includes the non-existence of monopolies.
If it does, then a free market isn't possible. It will always devolve into monopolies and conglomerates absorbing everything.
If it doesn't, then a free market is possible, but it would not be good.