Re: Capitalism is inherently moral.

"Shevek" <shevek99@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> Bill Habr escribió:
> > In economic systems capitalism allows people to choose, thus they are
free to choose
to be
> > moral. Where there is not freedom to choose there can be no morality.
> >
> > When prices are set by anyone other than the seller the seller has no
choice, if that
> > price is too high for a buyer the buyer cannot go to someplace else.
> >
> > When the prices are set by the seller then if that price is too high
for a buyer the
buyer
> > can go to someplace else. If the seller sets the price too high for
some then the
seller
> > will lose those customers.
> >
>
> So, you are against  anti trust laws? They certainly interfere with the
> free market.
Yes, antitrust laws hurt both the seller and buyer.

>
> Do you think it should be legal for a company to get rid of the
> competence, by dumping the market (predatory pricing)?
If company "A" sells at lower prices than company "B" why punish "A",
because "B" didn't
want to make improvements in how they do business? Preditory pricing is a
gimick that will
backfire in the long run as competition moves in

>
> Should a company be free to fire people without compensation and hire
> new workers at a lower salary?
>
> Should companies be free to outsource the production?

Yes

>
> Should tariffs and im****t duties be abolished?

Yes

>
> Should unions be forbidden?
No

>
> Should strikes be forbidden?

No