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Those attributes stem from them being a monopoly, they don't create it in the first place. He's questioning the implication that being less competitive and slow
by AQuantized 6y ago
Those attributes stem from them being a monopoly, they don't create it in the first place. He's questioning the implication that being less competitive and slower growing would allow you to obtain more of a monopoly.
- jagged-chisel 6y agoThe large, lumbering not-yet-a-monopoly has no method to increasing market share other than buying smaller competitors; thus leading to monopolization.