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The virtues of Capitalism and the Free Market - true then and true now!
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I believe that the market economy works. The exchanges are fair and everyone can contribute also benefit. However, we reached a level where the terms of trade and market share is quite uneven. Between people and between nations. This inequality was not built economically, but politically. Thus, the market system, which should be fair and compensate those who work, became a justification for maintaining this imbalance is not built economically, but through brute force.
Quoting: salwensko 1318168 So you agree we need to regulate the state then? To rectify this imbalance? I do not think so. The state works for the market. I am not a Marxist but he has an interesting idea: the political and social organization is a reflection of the material and technological advancement. It's still early so that there are changes in our society. they will come in time. I believe that. Well, that's just false, you see, because you yourself stated that the ideal of a free market is desired and yet refuted socialism, which is the state eating the free market ( perhaps you took those positions because the concept of a free market is so popular) . So how can you then say the state works for the market. You arnt making any sense. the free market does not work without government regulation. I'm not talking about the ideal market, the free hand, I am speaking of our reality. and what we see in our reality the government is working to ensure the functioning of the market
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