Yes, in terms of equality and freedom, dominant component–based markets are influenced by four main market structures perfect competition, monopolistic competition, oligopoly and monopoly. These structures differ in how power and freedom are distributed among buyers and sellers. They are generally not externality neutral, meaning they often create positive or negative externalities (e.g: pollution, innovation) which can affect equality and social welfare beyond the market transactions.

Simranpreet, I appreciate your comment. Yes, those are the traditionally known 4 traditional market power structures, and now you can add to each of them "circularity" to expand it to 8 different traditional structures.

However, if you think outside the box as I do, you can also see those structures from the green market point of view or red market point of view or sustainability market point of view, all of those view also have to do with equallity and freedom, from different angles.

However, if you take the time to read the article I shared you will see that there are other ways to look at equality and freedom as key determinant of specific markets, like the liberal market, the authoritarianism based market, the sustainability market, and the unsustainability market. You can also use this knowledge to state what is a true perfect market and what is not, like what is a true perfect economic market and what is not.

Take the time to read the article and feel free to exchange ideas with me.

Respectfully yours;

Lucio

Yes, in terms of equality and freedom, dominant component-based m arkets where certain entities control key market functions can be understood through four classic market structures each varying in their impact on externalities, equality and freedom:

Dear simranpreet

I am interested in the ideas of other researchers, not on what AI a la CHATGPT thinks, AI often get it wrong and I have to correct them. If you ask AI/CHATGPT who advance the theory of the is true perfect market based on the idea of equality and freedom and dominant component thinking, where the necessary and sufficient conditions for true perfect markets to exist is the presence of both component equality and freedom at the same time; and it will tell you Lucio Muñoz.

If you do not read and just take what AI gives you, you most likely will get it wrong or go outside the scope of the question.

If you have YOUR OWN views, please share them.

Otherwise, let’s leave it here.

Respectfully yours;

Lucio