Properties are built, bought and sold in a cycle which can be at different times stagnant or vibrant; transparent or murky; beneficial or shoddy and dangerous. The key to the existence and flourishing of the free market is a society in which the rights and titles of private property are respected, defended, and kept secure. Private property thrives in open, ethical markets. Free markets do not mean lack of controls. When there is reason or ethics to contain greed, more members of a society benefit.
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