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> Isn't this what capitalism is all about? If they can't do the job then somebody else will come up on it's place. No, because the remaining corporations will
by rolltiide 7y ago
> Isn't this what capitalism is all about? If they can't do the job then somebody else will come up on it's place.
No, because the remaining corporations will be the monopoly and the government will have enshrined them by prosecuting the competitor which is the opposite result of what the government aims to do.
yes capitalism is described this way and the tendency towards monopoly is why we don't do what capitalism describes. the government helps avoid monopoly so simply won't take a hand in creating it even if it means letting a competitor get away with murder
- hanniabu 7y agoYeah, but then they're always lenient with the existing major players and harsher with the smaller players, effectively creating a segment where true capitalistic nature doesn't apply. This is similar to a communist party in a way, where once you're elected, you can't be removed from power until you die under your own accord.