Right, because governments do anti-trust and ensure fair competition. We all agree.
When your argument boils down to discussing fantasies in a fantasy world, you have a bright future as an economist indeed.
I gave you a very concrete example that has tons of competition at every level of the stack (food supply).
If you’re going to ignore it and call things a fantasy, why even bother commenting?
I gave you a very concrete example that has tons of competition at every level of the stack (food supply).
If you’re going to ignore it and call things a fantasy, why even bother commenting?