i've been using "deception" as my primary example this whole time
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Define both and explain how price gouging is deceptive as opposed to not price gouging, and define "dishonest marketing techniques" and how and why it is deception.
do you have any opinion regarding "anti-trust" laws ?
Yes, they are necessary to curb and curtail monopoly and cornering of markets.
if price-gouging is not a type of scam
what is the "harm" in "monopoly" ?
why would such a thing need to be "curtailed" ?
are "free-markets" an automatic "good" ?
Monopolies control a vast majority of the market.
Price gauging can be done by anyone who "overpriced" their offers, be it a mogul or a nobody.
Free markets are an automatic good. Freedom is superior to slavery. Monopolies are known since ancient times to be harmful if they eliminate competition or corner a market.
(IFF) "free-markets" = "good" (THEN) how do you justify breaking up a monopoly ?
under what moral principle is it impermissible to "eliminate competition" ?
Based on how much it hinders Freedom of The Market. A free market implies that people are free to trade, yet they aren't free to subjugate the market to their will.
you can't protect your personal idea of "free to trade"
without restricting the freedom of individual actors