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Corporations are government writ small. As recently as 1800, a majority of Westerners were self-employed, running their own businesses.

Monopolies cannot exist in a truly free market. proper competion breaks monopolies. States prevent proper competion. in fact one might argue that the number one and perhaps ONLY purpose and goal of the State is preventing proper competition. (probably because truly free competion would come for th...

Have you thought about how many pages of regulations are written and re-written to do this? The number of Federal agencies tasked with investigating and managing this? The court time, at all levels? Rich people can only do this if taxpayers are footing the gargantuan bill, and public security force...

Without a nation-state to subsidise protecting the financial interests of the shareholders against the Board, the Boards' against the managers, and the managers' against the workers, there will be few and tiny corporations.

what do you think? evict the idea of "public property" from your mind and the answers present themselves. when all property is private, owners and businesses "build the infrastructure" that they and their collaborators desire.

if the "welfare" is funded via voluntary transactions, sure