And that's not a bad instinct which (in a perfect world) drives innovation and lowers prices for customers.
But that only works if the competition can not be simply bought out which requires effective anti trust laws before they get so big that "nobody" can compete.
I firmly believe that it's better to prevent a company from growing too big than breaking it up after the fact.
Almost everybody profits from smooth and constant enforcement.
But that only works if the competition can not be simply bought out which requires effective anti trust laws before they get so big that "nobody" can compete.
I firmly believe that it's better to prevent a company from growing too big than breaking it up after the fact.
Almost everybody profits from smooth and constant enforcement.