>A prerequisite to a free market is perfect information.
So there are no free markets? Perfect information is just a theoretical benchmark used by economists, not something you'll ever encounter in real life.
>Insider information makes markets imperfect, thus losing the sort of holy grail property of getting the "right" price for a good.
What a load of nonsense. Just think for one second about what you wrote: not incorporating information into the price makes it "right"?
So there are no free markets? Perfect information is just a theoretical benchmark used by economists, not something you'll ever encounter in real life.
>Insider information makes markets imperfect, thus losing the sort of holy grail property of getting the "right" price for a good.
What a load of nonsense. Just think for one second about what you wrote: not incorporating information into the price makes it "right"?