“The fact is that the majority of our thoughts and actions are on autopilot. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing.
In a market economy, prices are set by market forces in which people buy and sell things. And because prices are set by market forces, they are not set by people. People set prices, but just as a side note, we also have the freedom to set our own prices. Because the majority of our thoughts and actions are not on autopilot, our decisions about prices are very important.
A good reason to set your own prices is that they allow you to set your own standards and your own buying guidelines. If you want your house to be in a good neighborhood, go out and buy a good home. If you want your furniture and appliances to be in good repair, go out and buy new ones. And if you want your household bills to be low, go out to buy a low-cost home. That way you also control your own standards.
But the problem is that a market economy requires a level of “self-awareness” to know your own standards and your own buying guidelines. It requires a willingness to exercise self-control so that you can set your own standards and your own buying guidelines. In the same way that the price of the house determines its value, the price of a house determines its quality and the price of a car determines its value, a society establishes a standard for prices and buying guidelines.
A society that doesn’t have standards for prices and buying guidelines will set prices based on the whims of its citizens and its economy, based on people’s desires, not on any real self-awareness. Without standards and buying guidelines, there is no way to know what is appropriate, and therefore no way to tell what the right price is for a given item.
This is the reason that a market economy is such a wonderful place to live. There are no standards, no standards that can help us set the right price for a car, for example. We just have to do what everyone else is doing. The price of a car is the price that the consumer chooses to pay. The price of a house determines its quality, and the price of a person determines their worth.
The same is true of the market economy. The way prices are set in the market economy is the way prices are set in the economy. A consumer can pay whatever he wants for his own stuff, and the store will absorb it, but the store itself will determine the price. A market economy is a system where buyers and sellers are set against each other. In a market economy, there are no sellers and very little buyers. The price is set by buyers.
The market economy is not the same as the market. The market is a voluntary market where people make voluntary decisions. The market economy is a voluntary market where people determine the price. What’s more, in a voluntary market, the price is the sum total of all buyers’ actions. In the market economy, the price is the sum total of all buyers’ actions. As things are set up, there are no sellers, only buyers.
The market economy is not a market at all, it is a free market. The market economy is a free market where people decide what they will buy. We can choose our own prices and the market sets the prices. The market economy is not the same as the market. The market is a voluntary market where people make voluntary decisions. The market economy is a voluntary market where people determine the price. Whats more, in a voluntary market, the price is the sum total of all buyers actions.
In a free market it is not up to us to set the prices. It is up to the free market to set the prices. It is up to the market to set the prices. In a voluntary market people decide what they want to buy. What we don’t choose is what the market will sell. In a voluntary market where people can decide what they want to buy, the market sets the prices. In a free market the market sets the prices.
