Free-market Anarchism
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Free-market anarchism (sometimes called simply market anarchism, and occasionally libertarian anarchism or private property anarchism) refers to an individualist anarchist philosophy in which monopoly of force held by government would be replaced by a competitive market of private institutions offering security, justice, and other defense services "the private allocation of force, without central control". A market would exist where providers of security and law compete for voluntarily paying customers that wish to receive the services rather than individuals being taxed without their consent ...
Free-market anarchism (sometimes called simply market anarchism, and occasionally libertarian anarchism or private property anarchism) refers to an individualist anarchist philosophy in which monopoly of force held by government would be replaced by a competitive market of private institutions offering security, justice, and other defense services "the private allocation of force, without central control". A market would exist where providers of security and law compete for voluntarily paying customers that wish to receive the services rather than individuals being taxed without their consent and assigned a monopoly provider of force. The belief, among free-market anarchists, is that this competition thus will tend to produce cheaper and higher-quality legal and police services including "a high-quality good of impartial, efficient umpiring of conflicting rights claims". The term describes the type of anarchy proposed by anarcho-capitalism and the philosophies that prefigurated it
