C_Clayton_Jones
Diamond Member
If companies are left to fend for themselves, and sink or swim without any sort of legislative or other governmental action that favors them over others, then, yes, they will be effectively (and brutally) regulated by the marketplace...
The problem with this dogma is that as a poorly managed, inefficient business begins to struggle in the brutal marketplace, its owners will cut corners in an attempt to survive, endangering the lives and safety of both employees and consumers. The damage inflicted on society would be considerable until such time as the business dies.