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{{DES | des = "Free Market" (for libertarians) is a [[Libertarian Propaganda Terms|propaganda term]], by which libertarians actually mean '''[[unregulated markets]]'''.  [[Free Market Theory|Free markets cannot exist: they are an ideal model in economic theory.]]  The vast majority of uses of "free market" are actually about real, regulated, imperfect markets, which are very little like free market models.  Truly free markets would include markets for anything, including murder, and require perfect information and perfect competition.  I recommend "'''[[unregulated market]]'''" instead of the propaganda term "free market".| show=}}
 
{{DES | des = "Free Market" (for libertarians) is a [[Libertarian Propaganda Terms|propaganda term]], by which libertarians actually mean '''[[unregulated markets]]'''.  [[Free Market Theory|Free markets cannot exist: they are an ideal model in economic theory.]]  The vast majority of uses of "free market" are actually about real, regulated, imperfect markets, which are very little like free market models.  Truly free markets would include markets for anything, including murder, and require perfect information and perfect competition.  I recommend "'''[[unregulated market]]'''" instead of the propaganda term "free market".| show=}}
  

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