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Is the free-market system fair to everybody? why?
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Is the free-market system fair to everybody? why?

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no because if individual people pick wages then they could work you 12 hours straight and give you less than a dollar per hour.

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Because, a free market, by the very nature of the thing, is always fair. A free market simply means that individuals and companies are free to trade (or not trade) with one another. ... The parties concerned trade money in exchange for products or services because they believe they are better off by doing so.
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