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  Though there may be some market distortion in Transfinancial Economics it can be dealt with compensation used in an intelligent but acceptable way.  R.S. Market Distortion: Definition, Causes, and Examples By   WILL KENTON   Updated January 25, 2025 Reviewed by   MICHAEL J BOYLE Fact checked by   VIKKI VELASQUEZ   Juhari Muhade / Getty Images/Article referenece Investopedia DEFINITION Market distortion refers to any interference that significantly affects prices or market behavior, often caused by government regulations, subsidies, taxes, tariffs, or monopolies. Free-market purists view market distortion as any situation in which prices are determined by something other than the unfettered forces of supply and demand. Truly free markets are scarce by that definition. In a more practical sense, market distortion means any interference that significantly affects prices and, in some cases, risk-taking and asset allocation. Governments are the sourc...

  Google search references GNot to be confused with   Transition town economics . Part of  a series  on Economic systems Major types Capitalism Socialism show By ideology show By coordination show By regional model show Sectors show Property types show Transition show Coordination show Other types   Business portal   Economics portal v t e A  transition economy  or  transitional economy  is an economy which is changing from a  centrally planned economy  to a  market economy . [ 1 ]  Transition economies undergo a set of structural transformations intended to develop market-based institutions. These include  economic liberalization , where prices are set by market forces rather than by a central planning organization. In addition to this, trade barriers are removed, there is a push to  privatize  state-owned enterprises and resources, state and collectively run enterprises are  restructured as busin...