We are being told that markets solve everything and yet the US have the most expensive healthcare in the West and the lousiest internet. The belief is empirically supported.
The empirical evidence is that internet is cheaper in countries with local-loop unbundling, and that countries that have price controls for medical care have cheaper healthcare. You can't argue with observable facts.
I'll happy accept that at face value (even if I think the truth of the first statement is slightly more complex that you make it out to be). Just not sure that leads to the conclusions you seem to be drawing from those facts.
