Most of the lobbying done by the NASE is not to get the government to do something, but to stop making it so hard for the NASE to do it. In a free nation the NASE could serve as a model for unions to provide similar services for labor. Unions could negotiate their own health plans, training programs, child care, etc. Such an organized labor force would make their members highly valuable to employers. There are three fundamental ways the free market can satisfy the needs of a free nation.
Individual action is the foundation.
The individual is best positioned to know what is in his or her own best interest. IA is how most people accomplish what they do on a daily basis. IA requires an environment of liberty, the free market, if it is be flexible enough to meet any challenge because only when all possible options are allowed does the individual have the opportunity to choose the appropriate one. Social and economic systems then self-organize as a result of the activities of individuals. Stepping back, one can see collective action that appears spontaneously and without premeditation non-deliberate collective action.