market anarchy

Market anarchy is a theoretical concept where all goods and services, including those typically provided by the state, are exchanged voluntarily without government intervention.

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Definition

C1Economic Theory

(technical, theoretical)An economic system where all transactions occur without any government regulation, relying on voluntary agreements between individuals and private entities.

Example

  • In a market anarchy, businesses and individuals operate without state-imposed regulations.

C1Political Theory

(technical, theoretical)A form of anarchism that eliminates the state in favor of a self-regulated market, emphasizing free competition and voluntary cooperation.

Example

  • Proponents of market anarchy argue that a stateless society would lead to more efficient and fair outcomes.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "market anarchy":

anarchist capitalistindividualist anarchistleft anarchist