# Market Intervention Described Summary::Anything that intervenes in the free market processes. # Notes # Links Posted::[[Market Intervention (Pub)]] > [!Info]- Ignore dataview >## Backlink >Ignore this dataview. Plugins don't work on the website >```dataview Table Status, type as "Type" from [[]] and !outgoing([[]]) sort file.name asc >``` --- # References # Market Intervention Described I have defined free markets, the primary subject of this blog, as markets free of intervention. Thus, I plan to post permanent articles about the role of intervention in disrupting otherwise free markets. Since most intervention comes through government force, I find it impossible to avoid the topic of government intervention. As I may have stated elsewhere on this blog site, I plan to keep my political comments to a minimum. I want to focus primarily on the economic influence of intervention of all sorts — primarily government intervention. In the briefest of summaries, I can say that intervention disrupts the effective and efficient operation of markets. Intervention creates the only distinction between free markets and non-free markets. I will elaborate on the subject further in articles posted on this page, and I have written extensively about market intervention on The Free Market Center. ## Introduction ## 1. Regulation [[Regulation]] ## 2. Spending [[02_Notes/Government Spending]] ## 3. Transfers [[Transfer payments]] ## 4. Taxation [[Taxation]] ## 5. Borrowing ## 6. Inflation [[02_Notes/Inflation]] ## Conclusion