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Where did I say that? On the contrary, regulations are often needed to ensure free markets.
by xigoi 3y ago
Where did I say that? On the contrary, regulations are often needed to ensure free markets.
- kristofferg 3y agoOne could interpret “Capitalism doesn't inherently create monopolies.” like that. :)
- xigoi 3y agoIt can be interpreted that way if you don't know the difference between capitalism and anarcho-capitalism, which seems to be oddly common on the internet.
- kristofferg 3y agoI do believe its quite controversial to equate Regulated Capitalism with “Capitalism”. Ime. the opposite is more often true. (We do, however, agree on the necessity of properly regulated markets) :)
- xigoi 3y agoI'm not equating them. Regulated capitalism, just like unregulated, is a subset of capitalism.