A fair price is the amount agreed upon by the buyer and seller. Competition in a free market is far more trustworthy than any government administrator. The government is a worthy defense against force and fraud, but the market is much better at protecting against monopoly, inflation, soaring prices, depressed wages and the problems of scarcity. Capitalism works to the advantage of consumer and worker alike. Capitalism denies the right of government to take the property of a private citizen at will, or to tax away his livelihood at will, or to tell him when and where he must work or how and where he must live.
Capitalism is built on the firm foundation of individual liberty.
Capitalism believes that every person deserves an opportunity. Competition is a good thing no matter how much people try to avoid it. Equality and liberty are contradictory. Equality of Opportunity Capitalism gives a poor person an opportunity to become rich. It does not lock people into the condition of poverty.