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In the ideal capitalist's world the state does not intervene into the market; only the market forces and agreements between market players shape prices and avai
by dexen 15y ago
In the ideal capitalist's world the state does not intervene into the market; only the market forces and agreements between market players shape prices and availability.
Note this case is not based on any agreement between publisher and the student; instead the state is asked to prosecute him based on social contract (copyright laws). Which social contract, as far as we can tell, is not result of free market trade.