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> Does anyone argue that a grocery store is using, much less abusing, its monopolistic power by doing that? No. Grocery stores don't have anything like monopol
by neolog 6y ago
> Does anyone argue that a grocery store is using, much less abusing, its monopolistic power by doing that? No.
Grocery stores don't have anything like monopoly power.
- readflaggedcomm 6y agoSo the only grocer in town isn't a monopoly, but a web site that is one of dozens of popular sites, among thousands which deliver to me, is?
- neolog 6y agoI suppose it depends on the grocer and the town
- perl4ever 6y agoIsn't it a well known narrative about how Wal-Mart expanded, at least initially, by opening stores in less populated areas where they could offer dramatically more than any other business in the area? I know someone who lives out near the nature coast of Florida and Wal-Mart is a lot more important to their daily life than I'm used to.