>In a free market, the best option will win. I'm not sure if you mean that generally or just around employment and unions. If you mean it generally then, just

>In a free market, the best option will win. I'm not sure if you mean that generally or just around employment and unions. If you mean it generally then, just as a random example, should we make emission control on cars an optional extra? Let the free market customer decide if they want to pay extra for a catalytic converter.