However much i do not like to spoil your party due to sharing the sentiment; please note that your example is an pyrrhic victory. Sure, services who uphold bas

However much i do not like to spoil your party due to sharing the sentiment; please note that your example is an pyrrhic victory. Sure, services who uphold basic principles such as listening to a market demand and adjusting prices to it exist nowadays; yet the root of the problems; it being impossible to define a marginal price; still exists. Some of the monopolistic effects are not felt by the masses, yet they surely do exist. Think about market entry for example, virtually impossible. We have to raise the level of the debate i'm afraid....