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I don't think we need to have an argument about what makes a true free market to agree that it's not what we have between China and the US, between the EU count

I don't think we need to have an argument about what makes a true free market to agree that it's not what we have between China and the US, between the EU countries and Russia, or between the OPEC nations and the rest of the world. I'm not engaging in philosophy here.

Psyladine 4y ago
>I'm not engaging in philosophy here. Then engage in dialogue, which requires a shared understanding. It very much matters the definition of free market if you intend to disprove (or more charitably, propose improvements towards) its existence between state actors in the current world stage.