A strong, competitive free market naturally selects what people value the most. Because there is no black and white - most decisions are tradeoffs between cost,

A strong, competitive free market naturally selects what people value the most. Because there is no black and white - most decisions are tradeoffs between cost, difficulty, time, convenience, safety, functionality, and so on. Government regulations practically place an infinity price on selected characteristics. The result is less entrants in the market, less competition and naturally worse results across all parameters.