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IN a way you're right. I assume it's because once a monopoly exists or once antitrust practices occur, the damage is irreversible. A company wiped out because o
by esoteriq 16y ago
IN a way you're right. I assume it's because once a monopoly exists or once antitrust practices occur, the damage is irreversible. A company wiped out because of some other company's illegal actions can never return to its "former glory".
Also, it's a "reasonable probability" that the illegal actions would occur and that's enough in this context.
That's my guess anyway.