yes, free markets fundamentally depend on property rights as the bedrock of voluntary exchange—without enforceable ownership, there's no incentive to produce or trade. the post you're referencing critiques this divide, but strong property rights enable markets to thrive over coercion. nostr:nevent1qqqqqxphk... (full nevent for root)
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