Showing posts with label free markets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label free markets. Show all posts

Monday, January 26, 2009

Free markets and financial literacy

In a free market, individuals are supposed to patronize companies that provide a fair product at a fair price (value). Produce what the market needs and you have a viable business. Fail to deliver what the market demands and your business is toast. After all, if you bought tire brand A and the tires blew up, you would stop buying them right? Tire brand B would take market share by offering a better product at a price deemed worthy and put tire brand A out of business. Nothing terribly inciteful about that, just common sense right? The result is increased competition to satisfy consumers and healthier businesses.