As I've said before, if he doesn't set a price then the price is zero & the land will attract every nutjob out there & it could become a cesspool of crime. So he'll have to charge a price otherwise he won't be able to provide law & order, & a modern civilized society immediately.
We're highly unlikely to see a "libertarian country" (depending on the subjective definitions) in the near future, we'll have to take one step at a time, & I think any country that increases human freedom compared to the existing countries & systems then that, I think, is a step in the right direction.
We don't live in a perfect world, so there's always a cost involved, even for increasing our freedoms (be it an economic cost or social cost or whatever), it's just a question of people voting with their feet (the only other solution is revolt), to incrementally have the costs lowered by targeting competitive pricing; to that extent, I think, Dubai & many other tax havens are helping bring down the costs. If one cares about freedom of using drugs then there are places in Europe that fit the bill but it's possible that some have higher taxes so as I've said, there's always a cost, may be there will always be, who knows. After all, it may take a long time for the majority of the people to evolve to a level where a vast majority of us see coercion, in all its forms, as immoral & undesirable, who knows if that time will ever come, we can hope for it but as I've said, for the moment, the only thing that we can do is to try to make the best choices based on each of our own individual preferences acting in our own self-interest, & over time, as those who want less taxes patronize tax havens, as those who want freedom of drug-use patronize countries with favorable drug laws, & so on, a market demand is created for every individual "service", & over time, we'll see "costs" (taxes, drug-laws, etc) dropping lower & lower, globally.
