the rules of the market

"Capitalism requires enforcable contracts to function, and the state is the only body that can effectively or efficiently enforce them"

no it does not

the free market

allocates the resources

...

Capitalism also often requires trade controls to favor domestic producers and consumers, which only the state can effectively enforce

thats not capitalism^^^

thats protectionism which is a form of socialism

and not capitalism

not if I get him first @el pebble

He has to be like 15 @ＩＶ ＬＩ Ｖ Ｓ

I'M 16

lmao

Bingo

gottem

No you said 15

15 is as accurate as your definition of capitalism

Gottem

(Inaccurate)

listen kid, take a fucking intro level econ course

I take economics for school

you'll enjoy it

but I know alot more

....

Hence why I'm schooling you on it rn

what the fuck school system produced you

In a free market both sides agree to the given contract at a moment however someone must enforce the contract, one side otherwise has the upper hand to fuck ove rthe other side. Ergo it does in fact need a greater force that can create legal groundwork for the concept itself to exist. Otherwise the contract can be changed for whatever reason and if ther eis no govorment a once fair contract can turn into slavery overnight

I'm currently in high school

lol

this is why public school is a joke here

fuck me

correct private schools are better

capitalism > socialism

@Bogatyr Bogumir No you don't understand

if you had gone to a good private school you wouldn't be this retarded

capitalism requires a free market and no state intervention to allocate resources

I don't anyways

I'm still schooling you on economics

I don't see why you're so mad anyways

it's a debate