As the State shrinks in size, it will be less capable of manipulating market forces. This means that the industries that are currently being propped up by the State will die or at least reduce in size dramatically. This will likely include military contractors, pharma, Wall Street, lobbyists, renewable energy etc.

Conversely, industries that the State has been stifling will begin to grow. These could include oil/gas, personal defense, general security, and local agriculture.

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Thank you. Thoughtful post. I think less intervention leads to a more productive allocation of our time and energy. I'm sure there will be "losers," but would hope everyone wins in the end. 👍🚀