RE: Capitalism is the free employment of capital resources in business and governmental affairs
The question is “How free” should capitalism be? At what point does regulation become burdensome and anti-capitalistic?
You have asked an interesting question that has a real and present answer
The answer is provided by the CCP in China. When Jack Ma came to America and made the Alibaba offering, the largest in the history of the New York Stock Exchange, it was the bridge too far.
Jack Ma and Alibaba and Tencent were reined in and became owned by agencies controlled by the CCP
Subsequently and presently, privately owned family and share selling corporations have been decreed unlawful by the CCP. Business ownership is now or going to be 51% by operatives of the CCP
This is real commentary and is not made up. Jack Ma is too far. For the record, he left China (escaped?) and is now said to be living in Tokyo. Jack Ma is one of the world’s finest businessmen and as such was no longer welcome in China
For the record, Alibaba is the Amazon for companies. You are a purchasing agent and need some part or anything, Alibaba has companies that will provide it. In America, we have Thomas Register that is the hardbound green volumes used to buy everything purchasing agents need