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I already addressed the water delivery monopolies when I said this: > The water example you gave is an example of the government proactively monopolizing such
by pitaj 8y ago
I already addressed the water delivery monopolies when I said this:
> The water example you gave is an example of the government proactively monopolizing such utilities.
Every water utility I know of is heavily regulated by local governments. Why? I don't know. I've never seen any evidence that such regulations were reactive in nature. But that fact of reality is not evidence that water delivery is an industry which will naturally monopolize to a point at which it is harmful to consumers.
- Retric 8y agoThat’s not the case in the third world. You see water monopoly’s even in failed states. This comes from the fact their are zero known counter examples going back thousands of years, worldwide.