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>But how would one prevent market crashes?
That's thing, you can't stop market crashes so anyone claiming they can is either god, lying or stupid. Demand management, as it is called, does not distinguish between those who research their investments and those who just trade on a whim, neither does it distinguish between the different growth rates of different sectors of the economy. I prefer a system where the banks print currency and decide interest rates and suffer when they make a mistakes rather than the entire country sufferring for the mistakes of some bureaucrats who will probably never hear a word of discontent about their actions.
>Also, with such a fluid political system. How does one prevent civil war?
The military is under the control of the central government.
>Too much freedom can be a bad thing.
That's illogical because if you could achieve higher levels of freedom that would imply less people are getting their freedom infringed on, thus there would be less violence, unless of course 2 people consent to the violence such as in a boxing ring.