No

Capitalism is the free market

Prices determined without any state intervention

Anything interfering by the state is a socialist policy

Capitalism is a market framework made possible by several enabling laws: Property protection, contract enforcement, and IP protection (including patents).

No

I wish we could talk about specific regulations you dislike rather than these broad, sweeping statements about all of regulation. Although since you're against pretty much all regulations idk where to begin.

Capiralism does not require state intervention

any market economy is not a capitalist economy

You may mean that patent law is abused by modern corporations, but patent law itself is among the most *capitalist* laws

No

Because capitalism does not try to monopolies markets

wait what haha

Nor does it allow state intervention

Yes parents create monopolies

Yes it does actually, it allows both in great quantity

in what way does capitalism not try to monopolize markets?

no it does not

you don't know what you're talking about bud

as in it lets the free market determine prices and competition to occur

You’re for laissez faire capitalism then.

Austrian economists agree with me

Thomas Sowell

Hayek

Laissez faire IS capitalism

so you're saying a completely free market would never develop monopolies

laissez faire still has basic regulations including patent law

Yes

which is a very hypothetical situation

A free market would not have monopolies

A natural monopoly is a myth

@Deleted User incorrect

you have autism

No regulations

can you name a time this has been done successfully, recently?

Of course not, it never has been

However the freest markets do the best

Today

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I think we could fix healthcare costs with a voucher-type thing

The way I would is