A truly free market would be the ultimate exploitation of the working class by the bourgeoisie. To prevent such a most serious subjugation and near-slavery, we must take measures to avoid such an incident. I am very much a proponent to Planned Economics (Or Command Economics if you are in a Western country that changes words to make things opposing Capitalist values sound worse) and believe that with key industries under the control of society as a whole, all people will benefit equally and all people will be catered to, rather than the sometimes selective service provided to people under Capitalism. I support small businesses very much as well as family farming, so technically you could call me a Mixed Economy kind of guy, even though it is just that one issue I differ on from the infamous Karl Marx.(posted 7111 days ago)Anywho, Canada is a much freer and much more successful nation and it will only continue to be such provided that its citizens remain intelligent enough to maintain the Mixed Economy. The United States has a relatively high rate of unemployment, homelessness, and poverty compared to most, if not all, of the developed world. Mixed Economics is sound planning, in my opinion, and quite an improvement from the standard Capitalist trends. Which are, as someone here has mentioned, based on false cyclical logic and random prosperity.
I hope I have assisted you in your project, comrade.