Generally Enron is described as an example of deregulation gone wrong as Enron was able to control supply. That has nothing to do with passing off costs to rate

Generally Enron is described as an example of deregulation gone wrong as Enron was able to control supply. That has nothing to do with passing off costs to ratepayers. Even if that's not a perfect example, do we really disagree that a pure free market doesn't always lead to the optimum outcome? Also, I don't think its civil to downvote simply b/c you disagree.