Original sentence: Anarcho-capitalists believe that people should not be prevented from producing, trading, and interacting as they choose, so long as it is voluntary.Anarcho-socialists believe that wage-labor must end, markets must be abolished, and labor exchange must be destroyed.For a classification of government interventions in the market, see "Power and Market" by Murray Rothbard.Most anarchists would agree that radical restructuring of existing economic systems is necessary.The modern state is deeply involved in society's economic activities, ranging from monopolized protection of property, to the regulation of markets, the plunder (taxation) of productive people, and the redistribution of goods.They consider it right and natural that some are able to create and save wealth better than others, and consider the division of labor to be a boon to mankind
Edited sentence: Most anarchists would agree that radical restructuring of existing economic systems is necessary, wage-labor must end, markets must be abolished, capitalism unsustainability must be halted, and labor exchange must be destroyed.The modern state is deeply involved in society's economic activities, ranging from the protection of property, to the regulation of markets, and even the provision of goods