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I think I accidentally deleted a comment in the thread underneath a recent post in which a lively discussion about the free market was happening.

Sorry about that. I ll try my best to summarize what I think the poster was saying. He was asserting that government has a role in keeping good-paying jobs from going overseas and keeping health care affordable - and, actually, if I understood him correctly, part of the benefits package tha private profit-making enterprises offer those who come to work for them.

Did I get that right? Please correct me if I ve misstated anything or left any key elements out.

Here s how I address the foregoing: If the market expresses no demand for a given good or service, then there is no money to pay for it. To put it concretely, if a sevice postion at an electronics company, for example, is more profitably filled in an offshore location, then that s where that function should be performed. Otherwise, the company in question is creatin an artificial set of economic circumstances that will have to be addressed (pid ofr) with resources from somewhere else.

Same with health care. No one going to work for the truck-assembly plant down the interstate or the little hippy-dippy coffee house next to the university campus is entitled to have that employer pay for anything health-care related, from prescriptions to routine checkups to major surgery. The market will decide which businesses thrive and whic h ones don t. If a health-insurance plan is important enough to enough people in the overall scheme of things - and here we must consider individuals career goals, life circumstances and level of ambition - those businessess offering that will attract lots of quality applicants and enjoy assured longevity.

To the poster who wanted to add another comment to that other thread, I would say this: go back and review your Hayek. When you get the state involved in the workings of the marketplace in the name of fairness, the worst rise to the top.

Ask the people of Cuba and North Korea.

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