Market Forms Produce Capitalist Outcomes

There's an empirical question as to whether or not it is the case that market forms produce capitalist outcomes. If so, there are moral and ethical reasons to prefer non-capitalist results over those from markets. But even if they tend to favor capitalists, all other things being equal, there's lots of things people do in markets that you don't actually need state enforcement for. The book includes essays by Sheldon richmond on regulation and David Frum on capitalism.