3 ms·
You're probably correct. Corporations almost never reach an enormous scale without government to provide the regulatory moats necessary to inhibit competition a
by tharne 7y ago
You're probably correct. Corporations almost never reach an enormous scale without government to provide the regulatory moats necessary to inhibit competition and disruption. And that doesn't even take the issue of subsidies into account. Smaller government would likely lead to more small enterprises and fewer enormous ones.
- rini17 7y agoAgain this is not so clearly cut. With small govt, corporations take over its responsibilities, both social and repressive. There is plenty of historical precedent for that and AFAIK it is not considered a good thing.