<p>That would be a “just social contract”. Perhaps a “culturalised free market.” Ultimately culture is more important than whether you officially have a planned or market economy. A free market with an ignorant public is arguably less free than a semiplanned economy with a very enlightened public. </p>
<p>Communism is very much dependent on the culture more than what system it officially runs under; it is culture after all, that determines what society demands.</p>
<p>Right libertarianism /anarcho-capitalism is a lesser evil than authoritarian leftism, because left libertarianism can evolve from a right libertarian framework, but it’s much harder to do to same from authoritarian leftism.</p>
<p>In fact, in many discussions about left libertarianism, many left libertarian theorists have clarified it’s not really so much differing from right libertarianism, but rather having different emphases on what libertarianism is supposed to accomplish. I get turned off by people whose only real reason for identifying with libertarianism is to adopt an ideology that makes them feel comfortable about having such a large fortune and maybe to evade taxes.</p>