Not at all. Even without minimum wage or low income subsidies, there would be things like price stickiness. This widespread assertion that markets are somehow f

Not at all. Even without minimum wage or low income subsidies, there would be things like price stickiness. This widespread assertion that markets are somehow fully efficient is essentially a piece of misguided faith. If it were true, it's likely that P would be equivalent to NP and central planning would actually work.