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by joncrocks 2144 days ago
I would also presume that in addition a `free market idealist` would also want to ensure that Unions aren't given any special status, and that employers could also come together to agree wages.
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If unions don't aren't somewhat mandatory then workers are trapped in prisoner's dilemma.
The prisoner's dilemma is modeled with only two sides. A union might be better for average members, but it's strictly worse for non-members and employers and customers. Competition is a solution, not a problem to be avoided.
Yes. That's an argument against libertarianism, not an argument that libertarianism must include mandatory unions.