> Companies break contracts all the time. Which is an excellent reason for preventing these types of monopolies from forming in the first place. Once you let

> Companies break contracts all the time. Which is an excellent reason for preventing these types of monopolies from forming in the first place. Once you let one retailer get so large, they have almost unlimited power to act in this way, but the people who they harm have very little power in receiving any recompense for it. > The consequences range They sure do.. and Amazon is one of the largest companies operating today. The range is "off-scale high."