Tearing down business secrecy
The market has provided countless options to review the quality of businesses, from service to employment.
Destroying COVID-19 without permission
The key to the COVID-19 vaccine was developed by scientists operating off investor and donor funds, defying the overregulated barriers to entry the government places. Their dedication allowed new vaccine tech to be ready in record time for the COVID epidemic.
Market innovations destroy censorship
Free markets have always been the mechanism through which truth and marginalized ideas are able to express themselves.
Protectionism even hurts public transit
Allowing free market practices drives down prices in order to destroy old, outdated transit - and even when government regulation steps in to micromanage, it ends up hurting its own projects.
Market collaborations destroy food shortages
Human needs are ever increasing due to growing populations, but the market can provide for these new demands through unique collaborations.
Reduce the government regulations to let the market create affordable housing
Critics of capitalism say it doesn't have the ability to solve the affordable housing crisis, but in reality government zoning restrictions are tying up the system so badly that free markets are the only thing that can fix it.
Innovators making traveling accessible with Airbnb
Though Airbnb is a household name now, at its first inception it was just a shot in the dark idea between roommates. Their great idea, hard work, and persistance paid of majorly, and now travelers have even more options of how to experience destinations.
When Government Wrecked the Gas Can
Gas cans are a modern example of government regulation bungling a simple service the market provides.
Saving coral reefs with AI-powered undersea cameras
When reefs are harmed, ecosystems can suffer. Fortunately, new technology makes what was once a futile, laborious task to help restructure sea life possible thanks to market innovations.
