In many ways, this is so true, but as long as the vested interests are not violent, as they are in the real world, the vested interests are a necessary and vital part of any free market. Self-interested, individual economic actors are what allow a market, and thus individuals to thrive.
In many ways, this is so true, but as long as the vested interests are not violent, as they are in the real world, the vested interests are a necessary and vital part of any free market. Self-interested, individual economic actors are what allow a market, and thus individuals to thrive.
That's a good point I had not considered.