Free Market (does not exist, but anyway...)

The free market idea is to transfer natural law of survival of the fittest to market. 

How free market works in nature:
A new form of life can appear in an ecological niche, it can be beneficial, adding to environment or they can be parasitical, taking from environment. In the first case, life forms will grow in harmony with other life forms, taking over some space but not doing intentional damage to other life forms in the same ecological niche. If it destroys other life forms it is due to better adaptation to the environment, not as an intention to destroy, and it is long process where old life form is replaced with better "competitor".

But if new life form is parasitic, then there is little to no benefits to host life forms, it just sucks life form host, and in some cases, it can be fatal for the host. 

But unlike in nature companies can start as new friendly life forms in a free-market environment and then become parasitic, especially if they grow without limitations that are provided in nature. Nature has protective mechanisms to prevent species from destroying the ecosystem, nature always finds a balance between spaces, and these mechanisms are what we are missing in a free-market environment. We do not have the protection of overgrown, parasitic companies and corporations that will destroy the whole world just for few more years of profit. 

Free Market is one that makes competition possible. There is no free market on Earth today. Actual capitalism is failing mostly because it gives big companies the power to destroy competition in ways that make free-market not possible.

The second part is changing the way people see the market, changing education, both school education and home education.

Just selling people what they "want" is not good enough if you do not educate them to want good things. USA education as part of the free market is proof. It cost more and more but gives less and less to people who go to colleges. And it does not educate on real values almost at all. 

The food/medication market is also showing that is it not free and it is not good, as people choose cheap low-quality food because that food is made to be more appealing to our taste with additives, coloring and other chemistry that is added in it. In the long run that makes people sick, so they are less efficient in their jobs and they need more medications to live. That leads to the high demand for medications that is making a lot of really useless or very bad medications available on market on very high prices and that is mainly fraud as medications do not do what they are purpose to do, to heal the disease, they just reduce symptoms but they do little to nothing to the disease itself. But big medical companies make so much money that they can pay, out of the court, people who are suing them to keep them quiet, and keep selling bad medications. And they can do that because the same top companies own both food production and medication production so in the "free market" there is no real competition.

Solving problem...

Maybe redefining rules can help a lot... No lobbying for example, and/or no buying out competition before they are at least half or 1/3 or whatever size we agree to, or not possible for same investors to hold shares in competing companies or something... What would economists suggest as a solution for this?

Maybe regulating marketing so no photoshop or special effects are allowed during marketing, and no lies also. And I know I will be "hanged" but not alowing pop people, actors, sport people and others to do marketing if they do not use product can also be helpful, as they will have to tell truth about what they really think about product... maybe if we cut all the lies we can revive free market that human species will benefit from.