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<p>Imported current content</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div><br /> In a [[ReallyFreeMarket]] there are no private transactions; all transactions - both inside and outside corporations - are made available as an auction for participation by the public before they&#039;re committed. That way the prices that are paid are really fair market value, rather than some dirty little deal done in a back alley and kept secret for monopolistic or other antisocial reasons.<br /> ----<br /> Is a market ever free? see the comments in the [[DeclarationOfInterdependence]]<br /> ----<br /> So, all companies/corporations are property of the public? That&#039;s what you are describing. So that means all transactions of the individual [[AnewGoCitizen]] are also open? And all other [[AnewGoCitizen]]s get a say in what the other does? Or is it that no business is recognized as a legal entity then? ---StarPilot<br /> ----<br /> This sounds to be a communistic-type idea. Everyone knows everything, the Goverment knows all? Or in this case, would the government &#039;&#039;&#039;&#039;be&#039;&#039;&#039;&#039; the people? --KenSchry<br /> </div>

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