Original sentence: In an absolutely free-market economy, all capital, goods, services, and money flow transfers are unregulated by the government except to stop collusion that may take place among market participants
Edited sentence: An example is the recent outbreak of spinach in the US.Basically, the government only stops the free market when the safety of the public is in danger.In an absolutely free-market economy, all capital, goods, services, and money flow transfers are unregulated by the government.The government has the right to stop the companies from producing it or restaurants from suppling it due to possible harm to citizens.This may sound like the economy of many countries such as the United States or Great Britain, however, these economies are not fully free