Market Liberalism

Market liberalism is an economic philosophy that emphasizes individual choice, private ownership, and free markets as the best way to promote prosperity and innovation. It advocates for limited government intervention, allowing supply and demand to determine prices and allocate resources efficiently. The idea is that competition encourages businesses to improve products and services, benefiting consumers. Market liberals believe that open markets foster economic growth, personal freedom, and overall societal welfare, as long as fair rules and protections are in place to ensure fair competition and minimize monopolies or exploitation.