Fiction Quote by Kurt Vonnegut

“The way to compete with free is to move past the abundance to find the adjacent scarcity.”

— Chris Anderson

“Everything on this green earth has a price. Some things, the ones that are important, you don’t often pay for, but when you do…

— Kat Kruger

“How do we measure the benefits of free goods or services that were unavailable at any price in previous eras?”

— Erik Brynjolfsson

“The media, like anything else, can be bought. Everything, it seems, has its price. Even the free press.”

— Lance Morcan

“Products can be sold for a better price when there is a shortage, and crises and wars can also offer business opportunities.”

— Daniel Ammann

“This is the opposite of the free market.”

— Bill Maher

“The virtues of free enterprise can become distorted by greed & delusion.”

— Allan Lokos

“Only one thing can allow a business to transcend the daily brute struggle for survival: monopoly profits.”

— Peter Thiel

“The free market, in its widest libertarian sense including all un-coerced activity whether trade or gift, can produce perpetually increasing software wealth for everyone.”

— Eric S. Raymond

“The flood of cheap manufactures, for which the people have no need,destroys their industries. They become dependent on this trade and the demand for…

— Barry Unsworth

“Markets are born free, yet no sooner are they born than some would-be emperor is forging chains. Paradoxically,”

— Tim Wu

“An item is only worth what someone is willing to pay for it”

— Bianca Baker