Yes, there's zillions of better articles. But why would a serious argument against markets be voted up here? (Any serious market abolitionist would explain perv

Yes, there's zillions of better articles. But why would a serious argument against markets be voted up here? (Any serious market abolitionist would explain pervasive externalities, enormous inefficiency of markets, rewarding participants for acting sociopathically and punishing others, etc.) But this is a place where people discuss hawking things called "minimum viable products" and so on.