> The great thing about markets is that when a company does bad things, the public usually can switch providers, thus punishing bad behavior. There are notable

> The great thing about markets is that when a company does bad things, the public usually can switch providers, thus punishing bad behavior. There are notable counter examples where there isn’t consumer choice, but those organizations get dragged in the media and are forced to change in the court of public opinion. Err yeah, like Amazon and Google and Disney and Comcast and $INSERT_MEGACORP_HERE totally don't buy out competitors, or use dominance in one field to buy dominance in another field.