Re: Polycentric free market order

I would be interested in hearing more about this polycentric free market order system, as I am always eager to learn new things, but I will not end up supporting any system that has money or production for profit as its central basis. If there is a system that has poverty, crime, and war, there will be a need for a state apparatus to preserve order via force, and system that has both haves and have nots, along with competition rather than cooperation as its central operational basis, will result in these three social ills.