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5 September, 13:26

What aspect of the free market system is not subject to competition?

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  1. 5 September, 13:36
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    Your answer is regulations. Though the government doesn't have lots of control over the free market system they can still regulate to an extent. For example the market cannot produce and sell illegal goods.
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