Re:Tesla is unable to sell its vehicles directly to the publ...
by rtpg on Saturday August 24, 2013 @10:34AM
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I'm really tired of people trying to set an equivalence between free markets and lack of regulation. I don't know if that's exactly what you're trying to do but:
A free market is a very specific definition, there are things like atomicity of actors and whatnot. Loads of regulations can help meet that, for example:
-Governments handing out tax credits to new companies helps free markets
-Governments setting in anti-trust laws helps free markets
A free market is a very specific definition, there are things like atomicity of actors and whatnot. Loads of regulations can help meet that, for example:
-Governments handing out tax credits to new companies helps free markets
-Governments setting in anti-trust laws helps free markets
-Governments setting disclosure regulations helps free markets
Some regulations harm free markets (namely things like entry controls), but others protect it. We need to learn to make the distinction