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<!-- you can have any number of categories here --> [[Category:Ernest Partridge]] [[Category:Unregulated Market]] [[Category:Free Market]] [[Category:A Dim View of Libertarianism]] [[Category:Capitalism]] [[Category:Monopoly, Oligopoly, Market Power and AntiTrust]] {{Quote | text = Though free market theorists are reluctant to admit it, capitalists are not fond of free markets, since open and fair competition forces them to invest in product development while they cut their prices. Monopoly and the destruction of competition is the ideal condition for the entrepreneur, and he will strive to achieve it unless restrained not by conscience but by an outside agency enforcing “anti-trust” laws. | cite = [[Ernest Partridge]], "{{Link |A Dim View of Libertarianism, Part VII -- Some Concluding Questions}}" }}
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