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Originally Posted by Archaea
Markets need to run freely in a manner most efficient.
Monopolies are not efficient and must therefore be opposed. Monopolies act therefore like governments, sluggish, bloated and inefficient.
Around the fringes some minimal regulation is needed. And society demands certain minimum safety nets.
But the best regulator of the markets are the money supplies.
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I openly admit that I have no idea what I'm talking about, but I still like to argue about economics.