No, but the Randians keep trying. (And failing.)
Rand wasn't so much about converting disciples, more focusing on getting the correct change back from a purchase, getting the correct order at a restaurant, getting deliveries to the correct address, you get it. Value for value. You don't support incompetence any more than her, she just didn't stop because the culprit belonged to a Union or worked for the Government. She wrote some great reads. For a self proclaimed atheist, she got some important stuff right. My market is a direct relationship with my customers, no middlemen or go betweens. In it's own way it usually works out right, two parties coming to a plain agreement. Much less stress that way, no false promises or assumptions. We need Government to maintain the playing field and to establish Justice, Impartial Justice, our disagreement comes in size, function, scope, there are things government should stay out of. getting someone a start or a helping hand, as opposed to redistribution of wealth, a reward for doing nothing to better yourself or your circumstance. Show something for the time and money invested. People are not inherently because they achieve or succeed in what they do. It is horrible that we treat each other so. Method, Intent, are more relevant factors than worth. These teachings are anti federalist, anti free market, anti industrial revolution. We need not apologize to the world for having indoor plumbing and flush toilets. The rational is corrupted and self destructive.
Ayn Rand's rationality was always very irrational. Markets do not get things right or wrong. Markets have no invisible hand. Markets are systems meant to be regulated if we are to survive as a society.
How we regulate and when we regulate are the questions, not should we regulate.
Regulated, not manipulated. The referee isn't supposed to have players and money bet on the opposing team. Take the hint. Markets do get things right and wrong. Are you blind when you shop? Regulation should not be an obsession Dante, but a public service. Sorry buddy, too many are too bent on controlling others from cradle to grave, my response to that is live your own life, and be very wary of what you impose on others. Injustice will find it's way back to you and bite you in the ass. Government by the consent of the governed, for the benefit of the consent of the governed, not just the privileged few. Regulation beyond recognized powers is the reality we live in today thanks to lines of thought similar to yours. The rule of law applies equally to all of us.