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To a [[capitalist]] objection that such an ideal is contrary to free competition a Distributist might reply that competition within a well regulated framework is a good thing. But if competition is left completely unregulated a few individuals may gain the upper hand, and gain such economic power as to keep other players off the field, and so, in the end, competition must not be allowed completely free reign if only in order that healthy competition may be maintained.
To a [[capitalist]] objection that such an ideal is contrary to free competition a Distributist might reply that competition within a well regulated framework is a good thing. But if competition is left completely unregulated a few individuals may gain the upper hand, and gain such economic power as to keep other players off the field, and so, in the end, competition must not be allowed completely free reign if only in order that healthy competition may be maintained.
Notable distributists include Dorothy Day, Pope Leo XIII, G. K. Chesterton, and Heuy Long.
[[Category:Philosophy]]
[[Category:Philosophy]]
[[Category:Anti-Communism]]
[[Category:Anti-Communism]]