I&#x27;ve seen both good and bad societal outcomes from low barriers to entry. Similarly, I&#x27;ve seen both good and bad societal outcomes from unregulated free markets.<p>I would argue that there is a distribution of outcomes as well as a distribution of &quot;degrees&quot; of free market possible in real-world markets.<p>To me, it makes far more sense to look at the outcomes desired by our society and create policy to &quot;force&quot; those outcomes - regardless of the degree of philosophical advocacy for or against &quot;low barriers to entry&quot; or &quot;unregulated free markets&quot;. It just makes more sense to focus on the desired outcomes for our society.