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Could one get around this by owning large percentages of multiple companies & just directing that they work together & buy services from each other? In essence
by mattferderer 7y ago
Could one get around this by owning large percentages of multiple companies & just directing that they work together & buy services from each other?
In essence something companies already do since they're split up into separate sections/departments/groups.
Maybe they even split services such as HR into a consulting services organization that they all rely on.
- AnimalMuppet 7y agoThat actually is why anti-monopoly laws are called "anti-trust". "Trust" in this case was an entity that controlled a number of companies.