19th century Economists, Laissez-faire and the Unions
22 Monday Jul 2013
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Free market economics is corrupted by those controlling the supply and demand element needed for markets to be free, likewise restricting union activity is state interference in a place where it should have no power or legitimacy.
Both state and unions should be working for, not against, the interests of all of society not just the parties or members they are paid to represent in order to attain social cohesion.