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I disapprove of the chaos and arbitrary cruelty that a free market can cause. I'm not sure exactly what your comment about a service sector means; a planned economy does not necessarily preclude one.

In my perfect world, everyone in a certain locality would get together and plan out how to work the economy so that no one would need to get ripped off--the world has enough resources for this to be possible. Production and circulation of necessary commodities would be local whenever remotely possible. Luxuries would be the only things that would need to be traded over a long distance for.

And, of course, there would be a government which could organize things so that when one locality suffered for some reason or another, others could pitch in through the hard times so that everyone would come out better in the long run.