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No market is free of price setting other than that determined by negotiation between buyer and seller. Furthermore, it's problematic to call "free" an institution which, as is inevitable in a capitalist-organized production system, the costs which should be calculated into the final price are instead pushed onto society.
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No market is free of price setting other than that determined by negotiation between buyer and seller. Furthermore, it's problematic to call "free" an institution which, as is inevitable in a capitalist-organized production system, the costs which should be calculated into the final price are instead pushed onto society.
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