Original sentence: One of the common conception of capitalism is the idealized notion of the "free market," where all trades take place on a voluntary basis free of coercive influence and the price is determined by supply and demand.One other objection is that similar markets also exists among hunter-gatherer and in feudalism and they are thus not unique to capitalism.Others think that active government intervention is necessary for the markets to remain free, for example in order to prevent coercive monopolies.Some claim that any intervention by government in such markets reduces the degree of capitalism
Edited sentence: And, as a government is commonly regarded as presiding over a capitalist system, any intervention by government that interferes with the free market is commonly regarded as being nominal, minimal, or limited.As noted, the "free market" is an idealized notion; the term is almost always used rather loosely in the context of defining capitalism rather than in an absolute sense.Central to the common conception of capitalism is the idealized notion of the "free market," where all trades take place on a voluntary basis free of coercive influence.Hence, as supplies increase, the value of the commodity the potential buyer will use as payment increases, thereby lowering the price the buyer is willing to pay for that commodity.In the case where supplies of a commodity increase, the value of that commodity decreases relative to the value of every other commodity, ceteris paribus.Influential on the prices buyers are willing to pay is the supply and demand of the commodity in question.It is through the mechanism of a free market that prices are determined, as a result of actual trades that occur as a result of price agreement between buyers and sellers.Likewise, the seller has to lower his offering price as the supplies of that commodity increase to attract the buyer.When upward adustments on the price the buyer is willing to pay coincide with the downward adjustments on the price at which the seller is willing to part with his commodity a trade occurs and price is determined