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The Fair MarketEnding Predatory Practices and Restoring Balance to Modern Commerce by C. R. Beaumont Modern markets did not become unfair by accident. They became unfair because rules stopped applying equally. In The Fair Market, C. R. Beaumont delivers a clear, unsentimental examination of how modern commerce drifted away from symmetry-and how that imbalance now harms businesses, workers, consumers, and institutions alike. This is not a political book, a manifesto, or a nostalgia project. It is a structural diagnosis of why trust has collapsed in markets that claim to be free. Drawing on economics, regulatory analysis, and real-world operational experience, Beaumont exposes how power without accountability distorts competition-and how predatory practices flourish when rules are selectively enforced.

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