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I believe that the principles of free market economics represent the best economic system and should be strictly adhered to. CMV!

The theories of free market economists such as Adam Smith, Milton Friedman, and Murray Rothbard (though differing in some details) have come the closest to an accurate description of the fundamentals of economics, the implications thereof, and proper policies to which political bodies should adhere.  The system which they have described represents the best possible economic system for satisfying the needs and desires of individuals in the face of scarcity.  I believe this to be true due to, primarily, the seamless logical flows and consistency of their arguments, historic empiricism, and, secondarily, my personal disposition towards desiring maximal freedom.  

As examples, I am of the opinion that government's roles in the economy are to provide for protecting the right of contract, individual rights, police fraud, etc..  Taxes and regulations should be minimized to the greatest possible extent.  Wealth transfer programs, public insurance, regulations, and market interventions by the hand of government in general are detriments to the economic well-being of the citizenry.    

Reddit, you have your work cut out for you.  Change my view!
gpt
>Wealth transfer programs, public insurance, regulations, and market interventions by the hand of government in general are detriments to the economic well-being of the citizenry.

Then you don't agree with Milton Friedman, who supported literally all of those things. (His criticism of welfare systems was that they're *conditional*; he thought we ought to just give poor people money, with no strings attached.)