>If it’s enforced by regulations, by definition it’s no longer a “free” market. It’s a regulated one. By that definition there are no free markets nearly anywh

>If it’s enforced by regulations, by definition it’s no longer a “free” market. It’s a regulated one. By that definition there are no free markets nearly anywhere (save for illegal markets). At least not in modern, well-functioning economies. (Attention pedants: I said nearly)